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Despite not meeting the minimum participant requirement, the Windows System Programming Training course has been launched with recorded sessions for greater flexibility and deeper content delivery. New chapters will be released weekly via early access, with an additional 80 days of access post-course completion. The transition to Stripe payments ensures secure transactions, replacing older methods like MoneyGram and Western Union.
You Should Know:
Essential Windows System Programming Commands & Tools
To excel in Windows system programming, familiarize yourself with these key commands and tools:
1. Windows Debugger (WinDbg)
- Analyze kernel crashes and debug drivers:
windbg -k net:port=50000,key=1.2.3.4
2. Driver Development
- Build a driver using Visual Studio & WDK:
msbuild /p:configuration="Debug" /p:platform="x64" MyDriver.sln
3. Windows API Calls
- Retrieve system info programmatically:
#include <windows.h> SYSTEM_INFO sysInfo; GetSystemInfo(&sysInfo);
4. Kernel-Mode Debugging
- Use LiveKD for kernel debugging without a second machine:
livekd -w
5. Process & Memory Analysis
- List running processes via PowerShell:
Get-Process | Format-Table Name, Id, CPU
6. Registry Manipulation
- Query a registry key via command line:
reg query HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion
7. Windows Service Control
- Start/stop a service:
sc start "MyService" sc stop "MyService"
8. ETW (Event Tracing for Windows)
- Capture system events for analysis:
logman create trace "MyTrace" -o trace.etl -p "Windows Kernel Trace"
9. Sysinternals Suite
- Use Process Explorer and Process Monitor for deep system inspection.
10. Hyper-V & Virtualization
- Create a virtual switch for testing:
New-VMSwitch -Name "TestSwitch" -SwitchType Internal
What Undercode Say
Windows system programming demands mastery of low-level APIs, kernel debugging, and driver development. Tools like WinDbg, WDK, and Sysinternals are indispensable. Understanding memory management, IRQL levels, and ETW separates novices from experts. Always test drivers in a VM before deployment to avoid BSODs.
Expected Output:
- Secure Stripe payment integration for course enrollment.
- Weekly recorded sessions with extended access.
- Hands-on labs covering Windows internals, driver dev, and malware analysis.
- Official course URL (pending IRS EIN approval).
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