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25th November, Newcastle: Sysinternals Tools presentation

DateWednesday, November 11, 2009 at 15:09

Following on from his very well received presentation on Windows performance monitoring and analysis at our September meeting, Richard Diver returns to dive deeper into the range of Sysinternals tools. These tools are extremely useful to both Windows system administrators, but also developers who are trying to make their software run with the best performance the system can offer. Richard will specifically cover Memory Concepts; how to make the most of Process Explorer; when to use Process Monitor; and how to debug Blue Screens and other crashes.

Richard Diver is a Microsoft Premier Field Engineer with 10 years experience implementing and supporting a range of Microsoft technologies, specialising in Active Directory, Server Platform and Virtualisation.

Location: Room 118, Claremont Tower, Newcastle University, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, NE1 7RU, GB

Time: 18:45

Price: FREE

Please register for your place at the VBUG site so we can make sure we have enough space and refreshments. :-)

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Reader Comments (1)

Hi Jo,

I really enjoyed the VBUG event this evening... Learned more than I can process right now! My own fault for not bringing a laptop! :)

Hope to see everyone at the next SysAdmin event.

Mark.

November 25, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterMark Robson

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