Windows 10: New WinDbg available in preview for Windows 10

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Thanks, Shawn! I thought you would grab it and give it a nice home! *Smile

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DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION (133) IntcDAud.sys ntkrnlmp.exe firefox.exe

Consider using the
WinDbg Preview which seems to have improved logic and may show a different result.

The WinDbg Preview is available from the Windows Store.

Also, do you have a Realtek wireless adapter?

 

BSOD's after doing repair upgrade of windows 10....

If you open the dump file with the
WinDbg Preview (Windows Debugger) which is available from the Windows Store it shows the driver that caused the crash is the aswSnx.sys:

BugCheck 50, {81ee8fff, 2, 821f3005, 2}

Probably caused by : aswSnx.sys

The aswSnx.sys is an Avast driver however there may be a conflict between the aswSnx.sys and the mbamchameleon.sys.

The mbamchameleon.sys is a Malwarebytes driver.

Try temporarily uninstalling Malwarebytes and see if the BSODs resolve.

 

That's an essential tool to our BSOD squad, helping to analyse system crashes and BSOD / GSOD.

 

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I got "Tweetered" by Gabe, and thought I'd take a look. It did sound like a BSOD tool, and other purposes.

 

What the hey. I went to get the app and it states it's currently not available? Anyone else get this?

 

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Thanks, Kari. I should read my Twitter more often, although I have its notifications shut off. It was driving me crazy....Well, crazier. *Biggrin

 

Am I reading this wrong? *Confused

 

I got that and noticed it too. Does that mean 32 bit systems only? And what's with the keyboard and mouse? I click on "More info" and it opens my "About" page in Settings app.

 

As you can see by the checkmarks, your system passes the requirements. I guess x86 is here used to describe processor family more than bit architecture, any x86 capable processor (capable to run Win32 apps) can run WinDbg.

The 64 bit architecture is sometimes told by Microsoft and other major players as x86-64: x86-64 - Wikipedia

No worries, it can be run on 64 bit Windows, too.

 

Thanks, just a bit semantically jolting! *Wink

 

Thanks again, Kari. Had me worried. The way they went about describing x86 and x64 architecture of CPU vs OS is confusing IMO.

So then the Store is reading our PC info and reporting that it either passes or fails in the right hand column.