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 Advanced Windows Debugging $64.99 My kind of book is concise, accurate, to the point, full of technical detail, based on extensive real-world experience, absorbing, and practically applicable. This is my kind of book. Well worth the money.  Memory Dump Analysis Anthology, Volume 2 (v. 2) $40.00 This book is a great reference and my first stop when getting ready to debug a new problem. It contains debugging walkthroughs and stack trace references that serve as handy refreshers to save time when trying to recall the series of steps required to debug common problems like hangs, crashes and leaks. The example scripts are practical tools that provide great starting points to speed up the analysis of dump files - especially in the case of high volume technical support and development shops.  Windows¢î Sysinternals Administrator's Reference (Inside Out) $49.99 Learn how to conquer Windows diagnostics and support from the inside out! Written by Microsoft Technical Fellow Mark Russinovich, creator of the Sysinternals tools, and TechNet Magazine Contributing Editor Wes Miller, SYSINTERNALS INSIDE OUT packs advanced Windows solutions, troubleshooting tips, and workarounds all in concise, quick reference format. Download the Sysinternals tools from the Microsoft(r) TechNet site, then use this book to really put those file and disk utilities, security utilities, system and process utilities, and networking utilities to work. The companion DVD features additional training resources and job aids, plus a fully searchable eBook. With INSIDE OUT, you get all muscle and no fluff!  Windows¢î Internals: Including Windows Server 2008 and Windows Vista, Fifth Edition (PRO-Developer) $69.99 The knowledge contained in this book is staggering. If you want a complete understanding of any component of Windows there is no better reference. Every Windows programmer should have this book on their bookshelf. |
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