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Mark Russinovich is a Technical Fellow at Microsoft, known for his work on the Windows Azure Fabric Controller, Sysinternals tools, and the Windows Internals book series. Tagged discussions cover his role as Azure CTO, his involvement in a historic dinner with Bill Gates and Linus Torvalds, demonstrations of Azure Premium Storage, and appearances on Defrag Tools and Cloud Cover episodes. Topics include cybersecurity advice, Sysinternals utilities, cloud operating systems, and platform as a service. His contributions to Windows kernel engineering and the Sysinternals Administrator's Reference are also highlighted.
  1. kemical

    Windows 7 might get fixed

    Windows 7 might get fixed Eventually By Link Removed - Invalid URL Thursday, 31 December 2009, 12:04 MICROSOFT WINDOWS HACKER Mark Russinovich has been telling Beta News how he fixed a problem that has been plaguing Windows for the last 20 years. For ages malware writers have been...
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    • background processes crash analysis error reporting event tracing fault tolerance heap corruption malware mark russinovich microsoft os improvements process management security shutdown issues software issues system reliability user-mode crashes windows 7 windows update windows vista
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    • Forum: Windows News
  2. whoosh

    Mark Russinovich on MinWin, the new core of Windows

    http://keznews.com/6532_Mark_Russinovich_on_MinWin__the_new_core_of_Windows Now Windows 7 is actually residing on paying consumers' desktops, and inside of it -- and inside of is the MinWin kernel architecture...and yet few have been made clear as to what it actually is. A few weeks ago...
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    • mark russinovich minwin kernel windows core architecture windows performance
    • Replies: 6
    • Forum: Windows News