DbgView under server 2008

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Hello,

I want to use DbgView under Windows Server 2008 in order to see messages from my device driver (for PCI card)

But when I tried to check “Capture Kernel” I got an error.

Of course I logged in as administrator.

Can you help ?

Is there an alternative for DbgView under server 2008 ?

Thanks.

2

What was that error message? Was it indicating some missing DLL?

On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 1:52 PM, wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I want to use DbgView under Windows Server 2008 in order to see messages
> from my device driver (for PCI card)
>
> But when I tried to check “Capture Kernel” I got an error.
>
> Of course I logged in as administrator.
>
> Can you help ?
>
> Is there an alternative for DbgView under server 2008 ?
>
> Thanks.
>
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>

I want to use DbgView under Windows Server 2008 in order to see
messages from
my device driver (for PCI card)

But when I tried to check “Capture Kernel” I got an error.

Of course I logged in as administrator.

Can you help ?

Is there an alternative for DbgView under server 2008 ?

When you logged in as Administrator, did you also right click on DbgView
and select ‘Run As Administrator’? Depending on your settings this may
matter. I can’t remember if DbgView automatically prompts for admin
privileges…

James

4

If you are using this to debug your driver, you might want to run it
remotely from another machine.

An alternative would be windbg/kd.

Good luck,

mm

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Subject: RE: [ntdev] DbgView under server 2008

I want to use DbgView under Windows Server 2008 in order to see
messages from
my device driver (for PCI card)

But when I tried to check “Capture Kernel” I got an error.

Of course I logged in as administrator.

Can you help ?

Is there an alternative for DbgView under server 2008 ?

When you logged in as Administrator, did you also right click on DbgView
and select ‘Run As Administrator’? Depending on your settings this may
matter. I can’t remember if DbgView automatically prompts for admin
privileges…

James

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