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    Practice Exercises
    Exercise 0: Download, setup and verify your WinDbg installation
    Exercise P1: Analysis of a normal application process dump (32-bit notepad)
    Exercise P2: Analysis of a normal application process dump (64-bit notepad)
    Exercise P3: Analysis of a normal application process dump (32-bit IE)
    Exercise P4: Analysis of an application process dump (ApplicationK, no symbols)
    Exercise P5: Analysis of an application process dump (ApplicationK, with application symbols)
    Exercise P6: Analysis of application process dump (ApplicationL, 32-bit)
    Exercise P7: Analysis of an application process dump (ApplicationL, 64-bit)
    Exercise P8: Analysis of an application process dump (ApplicationM, 32-bit)
    Exercise P9: Analysis of an application process dump (ApplicationN, 64-bit)
    Exercise P10: Analysis of an application process dump (ApplicationO, 64-bit)
    Exercise P11: Analysis of an application process dump (ApplicationP, 32-bit)
    Exercise P12: Analysis of an application process dump (ApplicationR, 32-bit)
    Exercise P13: Analysis of an application process dump (ApplicationA, 32-bit)
    Exercise P14: Analysis of an application process dump (ApplicationS, 32-bit)
    Exercise K1: Analysis of a normal kernel dump (32-bit)
    Exercise K2: Analysis of a kernel dump with pool leak (32-bit)
    Exercise K3: Analysis of a kernel dump with pool corruption (32-bit)
    Exercise K4: Analysis of a kernel dump with code corruption (32-bit)
    Exercise K5: Analysis of a kernel dump with hang I/O (32-bit)
    Exercise C1: Analysis of a normal complete dump (32-bit)
    Exercise C2: Analysis of a problem complete dump (32-bit)
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    Practice Exercises > Exercise K1: Analysis of a normal kernel dump (32-bit)

    Exercise K1: Analysis of a normal kernel dump (32-bit)



    Goal: Learn how to get various information related to hardware, system, sessions, processes, threads and modules.


      

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