@@TechsavvyProductions thank YOU mate. I have a problem I’m working on right now which I’m kinda stumped with. Could you help guide me in the right direction pls. I’m still fairly new to procmon. Application sluggishness.
Dear Mr Vanderpool i want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for the work you've put in these videos and slides. I may submit you two request though, could you use a lighter background for your presentation slide because printing it require a lot of ink and also could you do a video dedicated to virtual machines ? Your knowledge is a blessing !
Great work, Great videos, Clear Teaching, Quality content, Nice and cool presentation, Rare videos, Life saving videos for a tech. Expecting more videos. Thank you so much Mr. Lowell Vanderpool.
You are awesome sir ....you have been sharing your knowledge and it is helping millions to understand technology and earn bread for livelihood ...ALMIGHTY BLESS WITH WITH MANY MORE OF HIS BLESSINGS
Hey great video man, I love your lessons. These videos were very well done and thought out. I do have one question, I was wondering does a memory dump actually dump the application as it was written to memory. May seem like a dumb question given the name but I opened it up in VS and it just showed a list of DLL's attached to that process, I was expecting to see an assembly dumb of the data the program loaded into memory. I'm trying to learn as much as I can about how programs work in windows before I really get into this.
John did you do a dump using Process Explorer? If so, download from the Windows Store: WinDbg Preview and then open the *.dmp file. You will see threads, stacks, and more. You can also use the command !analyze -v Thanks for watching!
Hi Mr Vanderpool. Maybe a dumb question. Does all this apply to most versions of Windows? Currently I work IT support and we are at version 1909. Also are there classes I can take through you online and what certs should I go after with learning this type of stuff you're teaching? Thank you
Marcus, most of this presentation applies to all versions of Windows 10. One of the reasons for these videos is this is rarely taught in schools and official course material. Schools tend to focus on CompTIA, Cisco and or Microsoft. All of these are helpful. The practical concepts of troubleshooting and a fundamental understanding of Windows is rarely addressed. My hope is these lectures will encourage you to dig deeper into these concepts. All of my lectures are free and on the channel.
Greate work! But the relation between DLLs and threads is not very precise. A thread may have several DLLs on its stack and a DLL may be called several threads of the same process or of several processess at the same time.
Mark Russinovich is Chief Technology Officer of Microsoft Azure, where he oversees the technical strategy and architecture of Microsoft’s cloud computing platform. He is a widely recognized expert in distributed systems, operating system internals, and cybersecurity.
Mind blown , information o over load i had to watch twice and follow along in process explorer !
You are doing it right, watch and do!!!
Such quality deserves more views 🚀
Thank you for watching!
Wow. Thank you for the video. Very useful and very easy to understand as you articulate yourself very well.
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@@TechsavvyProductions thank YOU mate. I have a problem I’m working on right now which I’m kinda stumped with. Could you help guide me in the right direction pls. I’m still fairly new to procmon. Application sluggishness.
Damn it's good to have you back!
Thanks for watching!
Nice video again, quality information :)
If this is a series, would you create a playlist ?
I will add to my Advanced Operating System playlist
enjoyed a lot, mr lowell, thanks. waiting for next episodes
Thanks for watching!
Dear Mr Vanderpool i want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for the work you've put in these videos and slides. I may submit you two request though, could you use a lighter background for your presentation slide because printing it require a lot of ink and also could you do a video dedicated to virtual machines ? Your knowledge is a blessing !
Thank you for the comments, I will look at revising the slides prior to upload for easier printing.
Great work, Great videos, Clear Teaching, Quality content, Nice and cool presentation, Rare videos, Life saving videos for a tech. Expecting more videos. Thank you so much Mr. Lowell Vanderpool.
Glad you like them!
keep going sir
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We are happy have the great folks in India to watch the channel.
You are awesome sir ....you have been sharing your knowledge and it is helping millions to understand technology and earn bread for livelihood ...ALMIGHTY BLESS WITH WITH MANY MORE OF HIS BLESSINGS
Thanks for the comments and for watching the channel!
Hey great video man, I love your lessons. These videos were very well done and thought out. I do have one question, I was wondering does a memory dump actually dump the application as it was written to memory. May seem like a dumb question given the name but I opened it up in VS and it just showed a list of DLL's attached to that process, I was expecting to see an assembly dumb of the data the program loaded into memory. I'm trying to learn as much as I can about how programs work in windows before I really get into this.
John did you do a dump using Process Explorer? If so, download from the Windows Store: WinDbg Preview and then open the *.dmp file. You will see threads, stacks, and more. You can also use the command !analyze -v
Thanks for watching!
@@TechsavvyProductions Thanks your a lot of help.
I follow your vdos..its amazing and deatled explained...I will see this vdo later...many many thanks for making life easier for new bies
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Hi Mr Vanderpool. Maybe a dumb question. Does all this apply to most versions of Windows? Currently I work IT support and we are at version 1909. Also are there classes I can take through you online and what certs should I go after with learning this type of stuff you're teaching? Thank you
Marcus, most of this presentation applies to all versions of Windows 10. One of the reasons for these videos is this is rarely taught in schools and official course material. Schools tend to focus on CompTIA, Cisco and or Microsoft. All of these are helpful. The practical concepts of troubleshooting and a fundamental understanding of Windows is rarely addressed. My hope is these lectures will encourage you to dig deeper into these concepts. All of my lectures are free and on the channel.
Greate work! But the relation between DLLs and threads is not very precise. A thread may have several DLLs on its stack and a DLL may be called several threads of the same process or of several processess at the same time.
Rafael: keep the comments coming, I want to be challenged on any concepts presented that need reflection and correction. Thanks for watching!
This was very informative. Keep coming with the videos! 👍
Thanks for watching.
Who's Mark?
Mark Russinovich is Chief Technology Officer of Microsoft Azure, where he oversees the technical strategy and architecture of Microsoft’s cloud computing platform. He is a widely recognized expert in distributed systems, operating system internals, and cybersecurity.
@@TechsavvyProductions Thank you Lowell, Mark is an amazing guy and so are you! Watched all 3 parts and your content it top notch :)