Why Windows 365 Cloud PCs are different than any other technology
Windows in the Cloud is back for another season! In this first episode of season 2, Jeremy Chapman from Microsoft Mechanics and Christiaan Brinkhoff from the Windows 365 Engineering team cover everything you need to know about Windows 365 and how the service differs from traditional virtualization solutions on the market. They also cover the simplicity of the user and IT administrator experiences. Missed an episode? Catch up on demand and dive into Windows 365 capabilities with insights and demos from the Microsoft engineers bringing you Windows in the cloud! Learn how to easily deploy and manage Cloud PCs—and create a protected and productive experience for your end users! Join host Christiaan Brinkhoff as he also brings in members of the Windows 365 community to share best practices and adoption tips. Have questions? Want tips from the engineers behind the product? Post your questions below in advance and anytime during the show. You can also join our monthly Windows 365 Ask Microsoft Anything (AMA) events here on the Tech Community! Add to calendar and RSVP to receive event reminders.Sysinternals@25: a special anniversary event
Celebrate 25 years of Sysinternals, the utilities IT pros and developers turn to for help with analyzing, troubleshooting, and optimizing Windows systems and applications. A fireside chat with Microsoft Azure CTO and Sysinternals creator Mark Russinovich. Fast-paced deep dives into the most popular tools. You don't want to miss this! Watch the full event or individual sessions on demand: https://aka.ms/WatchSysinternals25. Sysinternals@25 agenda Topic Speaker(s) Keynote: Fireside chat with Mark Russinovich Mark Russinovich and Seth Juarez Sysinternals tools overview Mark Russinovich Deep dive: Process Explorer (Procexp) Pavel Yosifovich Deep dive: Process Monitor (ProcMon) Sami Laiho Deep dive: System Monitor (Sysmon) Thomas Garnier Deep dive: Autoruns Aaron Margosis Deep dive: ProcDump Andrew Richards Deep dive: PsTools Aaron Margosis Sysinternals for Linux Kevin Sheldrake and Mario Hewardt Closing: Sysinternals and the future of Windows Aidan MarcussLet's talk Windows
Join Windows CVP Aidan Marcuss as he kicks off Tech Community Live: Windows edition! Learn from the Windows experts through this interactive panel discussion on what's new, what's changed, and what's on the horizon in the areas of Windows security, servicing, and endpoint management since Microsoft Ignite and Windows 11 announcements. Our engineering and product experts will be standing by to answer your questions live--or you can submit questions early (by posting a Comment below) and catch up on demand. It's going to be a big year for Windows and we're here to support you! Host: Aidan Marcuss, Corporate Vice President, Windows As Windows CVP, Aidan Marcuss and his organization define the multi-year Windows product plan and Microsoft Store on Windows experiences, and work with partners to deliver the best devices and application experiences to customers.New 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.Mark'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 1 Mysteries 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.New Tool: ProcDump v1.0 | Updates: Autoruns v9.51, VMMap v2.1, PsExec v1.96 | Book released: Windows Internals 5th Edition Released!| Webcast: Case of the Unexplained 2009
First published on TechNet on Jul 01, 2009 Windows Internals 5th Edition Released! The 5th Edition of Windows Internals, the official book on the architecture and internals of the Windows operating system, is now available.Mark's Webcasts: Mark Russinovich goes Inside Windows 7
First published on TechNet on Oct 29, 2008 Channel9: Mark Russinovich goes Inside Windows 7: Mark talks about kernel changes in Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2, including the removal of the scheduler’s dispatcher lock, support for up to 256 CPUs, boot from VHD, MinWin, core parking for power savings and more.
