Mark Russinovich
21 TopicsMark’s Tech·Ed North America Session Schedule Posted
First published on TechNet on Apr 19, 2011 Mark’s Tech·Ed North America Session Schedule Posted: Mark is delivering four sessions at Tech·Ed North America in Atlanta next month, including one on Windows Azure internals, a two-part advanced session on Windows memory management internals, and a closing session that’s a new delivery of his always popular Case of the Unexplained troubleshooting talk.391Views0likes0CommentsNew Video: Mark Russinovich Interviewed on Channel 9
First published on TechNet on Dec 01, 2010 Mark Interviewed on Channel 9: Check out Mark’s recent Channel 9 interview where he talks about Windows Azure as a “cloud operating system”, the Fabric Controller’s role as the cloud OS’s kernel, the future of Platform as a Service (PaaS), and what’s happening with Sysinternals.596Views0likes0CommentsMark's presentations from the 2010 Professional Developer's Conference and an interview with Mary-Jo Foley
First published on TechNet on Nov 02, 2010 Mysteries of Windows Memory Management, Part 1Mysteries of Windows Memory Management, Part 2 If you want to know the difference between System Committed memory and Process Committed memory, wondered what all those memory numbers shown by Task Manager really mean, or want to gain insight into the memory-related impact of a process, then this talk is for you.303Views0likes0CommentsWatch Mark Live from the PDC on October 28/29
First published on TechNet on Oct 21, 2010 Watch Mark Live from the PDC on October 28/29Mark is participating in the keynote and delivering three breakout sessions at the Microsoft Professional Developer’s Conference (PDC) on Microsoft’s campus next week.285Views0likes0CommentsPaul Thurrott Interviews Mark on Windows 7, New Mark's blog post - Case of the Slow Logon on , and Process Explorer is cited as PC World Magazine's top Windows tips
First published on TechNet on Jan 19, 2010 Paul Thurrott Interviews Mark on Windows 7 Development: Check out Mark’s interview with Windows IT Pro Magazine columnist Paul Thurrott, where he discusses some of the thinking behind Windows 7.372Views0likes0Comments