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@S3curityPlu5: Is your Developer License up-to-date?

@Kenan: We both have the Lenovo X1 Carbon Touch i5/4Gb RAM (a business model). You can also get an i7/8Gb model.

For consumers, the Lenovo Yoga is the equivalent model. 

@s3curityConsult: Weird, if you run procdump -ma -i c:\dumps after the VS install, it should be set as the AeDebug Debugger.  (Equally, if you run WinDbg -I it should be the debugger).

What values do you have in these locations?

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\AeDebug
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\AeDebug

@Peter: I think the only place they are sold is the MS Company store on the Redmond campus. I don't think they are at the Retail Stores or Online...

@loverboy: No idea - they might have deleted it themselves. We wouldn't have culled that.

@loverboy: What do you mean? Did they get stripped in a post?

(Yes, codemachine has a great debugger extension)

@s3curityConsult: Not sure how to look in to this one.

Send an email to defragshow@microsoft.com and defragtools@microsoft.com.

Gov, Chad, Larry and myself will talk to you about it.

@Ben: To avoid ProcDumpExt executing .loadby sos mscorwks/clr & .cordll -l, after detecting the CLR present, make this environment variable and set it to 0.

setx PROCDUMPEXT_LOADCORDLL 0

In a version of ProcDumpExt I'm running (v7.7), it doesn't do the loading if SOS is already loaded. I'll look in to releasing it after I make sure all the new functionality isn't Microsoft Internal.

I'm a fan of MOCA based networking. You use your TV cabling as the network backbone - at about 100Mbps at each port, and 200-300Mbps on the backbone. I have a Netgear based solution with 4 units - but it isn't sold anymore. Motorola sells a similar system:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16825390003

@RonaldLP: I've reported it to Mark.