@SteffenZeidler: Not sure what you are asking for. You can filter to the callers of a function. And then do a filter for the next criteria. Is that what you need?
Send us an email (defragtools@microsoft.com) if you have private info to describe.
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@SteffenZeidler: Not sure what you are asking for. You can filter to the callers of a function. And then do a filter for the next criteria. Is that what you need?
Send us an email (defragtools@microsoft.com) if you have private info to describe.
@Nuno Freixo: Thanks. Lots of episodes your way!
@s3curityConsult: It is indeed a great tip. RecoveryDrive.exe helps you here.
@dcrearer: For .net in general, the books for the mcts certification are a good start.
http://www.microsoft.com/learning/en/us/mcts-certification.aspx
@Matthew Flower: Not sure why I'm on the EMEA roster - I'm just talking at TechEd USA.
@mihai: You don't really want desktops for this, you want the ability to direct rdp sessions to local monitors. It is a massive undertaking. I do highly suggest that you suggest MultiPoint Server to any user you know.
@mihai: You'll need to have in-depth knowledge of Windows Hooking and the I/O Kernel stack to achieve that. Why can't you just use Multipoint Server?
@Const: Email me (defragtools@microsoft.com) to organize a way for you to send me the dump.
There are 2 more episodes with Maoni already taped. We didn't cover PerfView in any detail - I'll put it on the list. We are going to do ETW first before we get lynched. ![]()
Update 4/15/2010 -- an additional Part 4 episode is now live that covers PerfView.