@Templaar:Yes -- definitely are still alive :) We've got a few shoots in edit now.
RS2 end-game kept me (Andrew) too busy to find time for it, Chad's been flying the world a lot to talk to Partners, and //build/ closed the Channel 9 studios (they do 300+ pre-shoots) for weekly shows.
Keep the show ideas coming - to defragtools@microsoft.com -- after 170+, we're running out of tools that haven't been covered -- and that we can find an expert for.
If you'd like to see re-visits (second deep-dive) of certain tools -- we can do that for sure.
And I'm always up for just showing random debugging tips.
The new JavaScript model balances both worlds nicely I think. It doesn't remove the old dscript approach (of which I'm a huge fan), it augments it.
As Bill has shown, the LINQ queries, etc. that is supports makes some tasks very easy to achieve.
If you haven't tried it already, download the MEX debugger extension. It was partly the inspiration for the JavaScript support -- as it is very good at filtering/chaining commands.
@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.
@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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Defrag Tools #176 - CMD and PowerShell Context Menus
@Templaar:Yes -- definitely are still alive :) We've got a few shoots in edit now.
RS2 end-game kept me (Andrew) too busy to find time for it, Chad's been flying the world a lot to talk to Partners, and //build/ closed the Channel 9 studios (they do 300+ pre-shoots) for weekly shows.
Keep the show ideas coming - to defragtools@microsoft.com -- after 170+, we're running out of tools that haven't been covered -- and that we can find an expert for.
If you'd like to see re-visits (second deep-dive) of certain tools -- we can do that for sure.
And I'm always up for just showing random debugging tips.
Defrag Tools #176 - CMD and PowerShell Context Menus
@Peter: Yes, just clone it over and it'll work.
Defrag Tools #176 - CMD and PowerShell Context Menus
@LeoJBG: I'd just copy bash.ico into c:\windows -- and skip trying to get anything more complex to work.
Defrag Tools #172 - Application Hangs
The new JavaScript model balances both worlds nicely I think. It doesn't remove the old dscript approach (of which I'm a huge fan), it augments it.
As Bill has shown, the LINQ queries, etc. that is supports makes some tasks very easy to achieve.
If you haven't tried it already, download the MEX debugger extension. It was partly the inspiration for the JavaScript support -- as it is very good at filtering/chaining commands.
Defrag Tools #172 - Application Hangs
@siodmy:The new JavaScript support does exactly that. Stay tuned for more info.
Defrag Tools #164 - Sysinternals for Nano Server - Mark Russinovich
@s3curityConsult: Send me an email at defragtools@microsoft.com - with examples of missing symbols.
Defrag: We're back with new tools, old tools, partition tips, Hibernate vetoing and more....
Defrag Tools episode on SysMon
https://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Defrag-Tools/Defrag-Tools-108-Sysinternals-SysMon-Mark-Russinovich
Defrag Tools #161 - Troubleshooting a Slow PC
Video links added.
Defrag Tools #143 - Raymond Chen - Microsoft Archives Part 1
@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/
Defrag Tools #140 - Larry Osterman - 31 Years
@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. :)
Defrag Tools #138 - Debugging - 'dx' Command Part 1
@siodmy: That would be pretty awesome!
Defrag Tools #136 - Debugging User Mode Crash Dumps Part 2
@wolfhound: Yep, it gets reported to WER after Procdump finishes.