Updates: Autoruns v9.53, ProcDump v1.3, Process Monitor v2.6 | New Mark's Blog post: The Case of the Temporary Registry Profiles | Download Windows Internals 5 sample chapter
First published on TechNet on Aug 12, 2009 Mark’s Blog: The Case of the Temporary Registry Profiles: In the latest post in Mark’s “Case of the Unexplained” series, he documents a perplexing case affecting many Microsoft and Citrix customers that Microsoft Customer Support Services solved with the use of Process Monitor’s boot logging and stack trace features.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.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.Updates: VMMap v2.5, Disk2vhd v1.4; Sigcheck v1.63; Autoruns v9.57; PsExec v1.97; PsKill v1.13 and a new Mark's Windows Internals Session video from PDC 2009
First published on TechNet on Dec 01, 2009 Mark’s Windows Internals Session at the Professional Developer’s Conference, Part 1Mark’s Windows Internals Session at the Professional Developer’s Conference, Part 2: Mark dives deep to cover Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 kernel changes in his top-rated session from PDC 2009.New Video: Windows 7 General Availability and Mark on Channel 9
First published on TechNet on Oct 23, 2009 Windows 7 General Availability and Mark on Channel 9: Check out Mark’s latest Channel 9 interview on Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 kernel changes, released today to coincide with Windows 7’s general availability.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.
