How to use windows debugger tool?

Asked By Smith Miller 10 points N/A Posted on - 04/08/2012

Hi friend,

How to use windows debugger tool to analyze and solve hardware issue?

Hoping for an answer to my question.

Thanks

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Answered By Tanok Bloran 80 points N/A #101960

How to use windows debugger tool?

To use the Windows Debugger tool in your system, please try the following:

• Go to Start
• Click on Run
• Type in windbg.exe
• Press Enter
• Choose File/Open then look for the program you would like to debug
• Click on Open
• Click on Debug button

Note:

• The Windows Debugger tool is free and it can also be use to troubleshoot other issues like Blue Screen and other Window system crash problems that you may encounter. To do so, you may check the following websites for step-by-step procedures to help you in resolving these matters:
  • How do I use WinDBG Debugger to troubleshoot a Blue Screen of Death
  • How to solve Windows system crashes in minutes

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Answered By Bankk benediict 0 points N/A #101961

How to use windows debugger tool?

Follow this instruction to use windows debugger tool.

• Go to Start/Programs/Debugging Tools For Windows or Windbg.
• A blank screen will appear.
• Click on File/Symbol File Path.
• Then Point the utility to where your symbols are. In my case C:WINDOWSSymbols. Click OK.
• Then Click on File/Save Workspace.
• Then Click on File/Open Crash Dump.
• You will need to find the .dmp files, usually located in a file called Minidump.
• Once you have the Minidump file, Click on Open.
• Click on a file and a screen will pop up.
• Click on No and the debugging process will start.

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