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Title: Local kernel debugging
Post by: 0xfffffd on October 22, 2015, 07:46:47 AM

Hi, I want to local kernel debugging but after enable operating system during loading stage crashes and windows not loading :(

Operating system: Windows 7

debugging syntax: bcdedit /debug on

Title: Re: Local kernel debugging
Post by: encryptor256 on October 22, 2015, 04:14:55 PM

Well, I remember, long time ago, there was SoftICE debugger on Win98SE,
it managed to stop whole windows("Windows OS was in SoftICE's hands, full control, so it could mash windows and press drain button"), so impressive.
But at that time I didn't had an appropriate knowledge to fully operate with it, well I wanted to do some basic memory hacking, like changing score of the game, but SoftICE was too advanced for me. Hehe!  :)

Title: Re: Local kernel debugging
Post by: TmX on October 24, 2015, 03:23:49 PM

WinDbg might be suitable for this purpose.
Personally I've never tried that tool, though  :P