WinDbg Release Notes - Windows drivers | Microsoft Learn Added initial support for ARM64 Scalable Vector Extensions (SVE), laying the groundwork for debugging ARM64 targets that use SVE registers Added Open Workspace and Save Workspace buttons for easier session management Added System Theme Mode — WinDbg now follows the Windows system light dark theme setting Significantly improved help text for CPU instructions in the disassembly view, providing
WinDbg Preview for Windows 10 - CNET Download WinDbg Preview for Windows 10 is a strong fit for developers who need serious crash analysis, live investigation, and repeatable low-level debugging in one place
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WinDbg explained WinDbg is distributed as a standalone package from the Windows Debugger Portal and via the Microsoft Store The WinDBG Debugger Engine is the common debugging back-end between WinDbg and command line debugger front-ends like KD, CDB, and NTSD
Researcher Integrated Copilot with WinDbg to Analyze Windows Crash Dumps Sven Scharmentke recently unveiled “mcp-windbg,” an open-source project that integrates GitHub Copilot with WinDbg through Anthropic’s Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling developers to investigate system crashes using natural language rather than cryptic debugging commands
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The return of WinDbg - PoppaString We finally have a new version of WinDbg that is available outside of the Microsoft Store, and as an added bonus that Preview label is gone This release also represents a welcome update to the UX architecture, to what I assume is WPF
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