February 01, 1999 06:01 PM

Inside NT Utilities

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Improve performance and explore internal structure
Since I began exploring the internal structure and functioning of Windows NT, I've discovered ways to improve the OS's performance and to fill holes in its built-in functionality. As I've delved ever deeper into NT's internals, I've developed monitoring tools, performance-related tools, and recovery tools. This month, I'll acquaint you with a few of these powerful utilities, which you can use to learn more about NT's inn...

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this is all very nice ser with whom i m concern
i need a help i'm a student of computer, and i'm looking for the programe in c++ of file allocation table of windowa or like window please if u can help me i will b very greatful thanks

waseem10/25/2003 2:30:00 PM


I want to thank Windows NT Magazine for the informative columns that appear month in and month out in the magazine. At times, being reactive is the best we IS professionals can be. Picking up Windows NT Magazine during every spare moment in a hectic schedule is sure to save more time in the long run than it takes to read the articles.
Particularly, I can’t read enough of Mark Russinovich’s articles. The author (in collaboration with Bryce Cogswell at http://www.sysinternals.com) saves the NT analyst community time and effort by supplying us with utilities such as HandleEx and Filemon (not to mention Regmon and others). And, he updates them!
The author’s NT Internals: “Inside NT Utilities” (February) highlights some basic troubleshooting tools that I’ve put to use many times, especially recently when I had to troubleshoot an Internet Information Server (IIS)-based Web application from a third-party developer. Without such tools, professionals like me would spend our days turning on file and object access auditing for everything and wading through lines upon lines of event logs.

--James Haefele

James Haefele 8/6/1999 3:44:37 PM


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