@s3curityConsult: Send me an email at defragtools@microsoft.com - with examples of missing symbols.
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@rhin0x: We've talked on and off about Vista's kernel throughout the episodes. Of note, WDF, ETW and UAC were all added in Vista (nearly everything you can think of as being awesome was introduced in Vista).
Mark Russinovich did this really popular video on Win7, that should be watched.
https://channel9.msdn.com/shows/Going+Deep/Mark-Russinovich-Inside-Windows-7/
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@vjabran: Most of the T-shirt I wear are either from the Microsoft Company store on the Redmond campus (not to be confused with the Microsoft Stores in malls), or are internal T-shirts from product launches, etc.. Looks like you need to visit HQ. :)
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@siodmy: That would be pretty awesome!
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@wolfhound: Yep, it gets reported to WER after Procdump finishes.
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@Kiran Prabhu: Send us the dump - We'll take a look. Might be a symbols issue.
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@artisticcheese: Yeah - that is a little weird. Hadn't noticed it. Will have to trace it and find out why!
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@dandy: I'd just call C:\Windows\System32\setx.exe with the new value. Might not be the best way, but it's easy.
User:
setx PATH <newstring>Machine:
setx /m PATH <newstring>
