StartBlueScreen Crack+ [Latest-2022]
StartBlueScreen Crack+ [Latest-2022]
---------------------------- BlueScreenDump is a software tool for Windows Operating System that allows you to create a self-analyzing Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) crash dump when a crash happens. It uses the SDK Diagnostics.dll to generate a crash dump, and then it creates a file that can be uploaded to Microsoft's Malware Reporting Center (MRC). It supports the API function of Windows Kernel (KeBugCheckEx). The program will let you specify a list of modules that you want to dynamically analyze and fix, and will allow you to search the registry for details on any specific modules that you want to analyze. You can generate a crash dump report from the program, and after a crash happens, you can re-run the program to save the crash dump that will be uploaded to the MRC. You can also do automatic crash dump recovery by uploading crash dump to Microsoft's Malware Reporting Center (MRC). By default, BlueScreenDump uploads crash dump to MRC with no options. You can change the default action in the options.ini file. BlueScreenDump has been tested on Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 and Windows Server 2008/2012/2016. Screenshots: ------------- BlueScreenDump can upload a crash dump to Microsoft's Malware Reporting Center (MRC). You can also do automatic crash dump recovery by uploading crash dump to MRC. This allows you to get a crash dump from other people by uploading it to the MRC. StartBlueScreen is a simple tool that was designed to allow you to crash the Windows operating system by initiating a Blue Screen of Death according to 5 parameters that you specify from command-line. StartBlueScreen.exe loads a very small device driver named irSoftBlueScreenDriver.sys that calls the crash API function of Windows Kernel (KeBugCheckEx) with the 5 crash parameters that you specify in the command-line. In order to get a blue screen, you must specify 5 parameters in the command-line of StartBlueScreen.exe Running StartBlueScreen.exe without specifying the 5 command-line parameters won't crash your system. By default, when a blue screen crash is activated, Windows XP creates a memory dump file and then immediately reboot the system, so you have a very
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Key Macro Description: Parameters Description: /Passive=true /nostart /noreboot /Passive=false /i /h Parameters Description: Use this switch to specify whether to start the driver with passive start, do not start the driver, or to force the driver to start even if the system is shut down (For example, you want to use this switch to make a driver that does not start to become a system service). You can specify the name of the driver to be loaded by the driver (for example, irSoftBlueScreenDriver.sys or other custom driver). The driver name should be a fully qualified driver name that points to the driver's resource section. With this switch, you can specify whether the driver should run in passive mode, or not. You can use the /i switch to pass a system information in the command line to the driver, and then the driver can extract the information from the data buffer. The driver receives the data buffer through the KeGetSystemInfo API function call. You can use the /h switch to force a hardware crash. Note that this switch will force a hardware crash. /h tells the driver to force a hardware crash. If a hardware crash occurs, the driver and the operating system is forced to a reboot. /h is similar to using the /i switch and it sends the same data buffer to the driver. Note that a hardware crash is required in this case. /nostart tells the driver not to start at all. This switch is useful if the driver is designed for other purposes. /nostart tells the driver to not load the driver's driver. Note that this switch will cause the driver to fail to load. When you don't specify the /nostart switch, StartBlueScreen Cracked Accounts driver loads the driver and starts it, and thus the driver can catch and intercept the driver's initialization sequence. When you specify /nostart, the driver does not load at all. /i sets the driver to non-interrupt mode, and the driver will receive data from the system by calling the KeSetSystemInformation API function call. /i sets the driver to interrupt mode, and the driver will receive data from the system by calling the KeSetSystemInformation b78a707d53
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StartBlueScreen is a simple tool that was designed to allow you to crash the Windows operating system by initiating a Blue Screen of Death according to 5 parameters that you specify from command-line. This tool was designed for educational purposes, the main goal of this tool is not to do harm to your system, but to see how your system reacts when it is crashed. By default, when a blue screen crash is activated, Windows XP creates a memory dump file and then immediately reboot the system, so you have a very little time to view the blue screen. If you want to cancel the automatic reboot after a crash, Right-click on 'My Computer', select 'Properties', and then go to Advanced->Startup and Recovery, and uncheck the "Automatically Restart" option. Starting with Windows Vista, every application that supports COM can send a BSoD to crash the system. The code in StartBlueScreen.exe that handles this COM interface is not affected by this security measure. This means that if you want to create a BSoD for a software that you developed using another COM object, you can use StartBlueScreen.exe. Please keep in mind that StartBlueScreen is a memory testing tool, the goal of this tool is not to cause a crash to your system, but to test how your system responds to a crash. StartBlueScreen can be used with any kernel version of Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2000, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2016, Windows 10, Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2019. This tool was originally designed to be used with Windows Vista and later versions of Windows. StartBlueScreen is distributed under the MIT license, the MIT license can be found here: StartBlueScreen is Copyright (c) 2016 Alexander Labanov. Author's website: github repository:
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StartBlueScreen allows you to specify 5 parameters in the command-line as follows: Specify the type of the memory dump file that is generated by the crash, this is useful to analyze the memory dump file, Specify the number of time that a debugger should be attached to the system, this is useful to avoid the automatic reboot of the system and allow you to stop it and restart the system from a WinDbg command-line, Specify the number of threads to be detached by the crash, this is useful to debug a crash in which the debugger threads were already attached, and it is not useful if your process has only a single thread, Specify the number of threads to be detached for a dump, this is useful to avoid the generation of more memory dump files than needed when you dump only a single thread and it is useful when you need to dump multiple threads and dump only the selected thread. The parameters that you specify in the command-line are assigned to the function that is called by StartBlueScreen.exe when the crash occurs. The crash API function is KeBugCheckEx (0x00000103) this function is in the source-code of the original device driver of Windows Kernel and is also the same function that is used by the debugger to dump threads during a crash. The KeBugCheckEx (0x00000103) function is a crash dump function. It is a kernel mode function and it is not mapped into the user mode as it does not implement a function that is used by user-mode code to crash the system. The irSoftBlueScreenDriver.sys This small device driver is designed to be loaded by StartBlueScreen.exe and it contains a DumpThread function and a DumpNextThread function. These 2 functions are implemented only for the irSoftBlueScreenDriver.sys. The first parameter of the DumpThread and DumpNextThread functions is the type of memory dump file. The second parameter is the number of threads to be dumped. The third parameter is the number of threads that should be dumped but the debugger should not attach to them. The driver checks for a Debugger attached to a thread to avoid crashes in which the debugger threads are already attached. In case of a crash with DumpThread , the driver attaches to the first thread that is in the DumpNextThread function. The driver checks the number of threads that should be dumped, and it attaches to the first thread to dump if this number is smaller than the number of threads that are in the DumpNextThread function. The irSoftBlueScreenDriver.sys The irSoftBlueScreenDriver.sys is a small device driver (DLL) and it is
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The game will be compatible with Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7. Operating systems running with 64-bit architecture are also supported. The game will be fully compatible with the following video cards: GeForce 8800 GTS, Radeon HD 2600, Radeon HD 4870 X2 and Radeon HD 4850. DirectX 10 is supported. TGS 2017 will be a Windows 32bit or 64bit only game. System requirements can change during the development. 10-4-2017 Final test version is available at
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