Read it again but carefully, it asks you to go to any of the threads and download one of the uploaded attachments.
There are some changes with the recent attachments though, a new tool for collecting information is used which has a change in output and thus the screenshots in this tutorial are not accurate for this. They are still accurate for the original tool though.
alright, I followed the instructions and downloaded any random attachement from any random thread, but I cant seem to find any driver.txt file
That is exactly why I mentioned that the output may be different depending on the file you download.
Depending on the attachment you download, the text files may have different content and/or filenames compared to the screenshots in this tutorial, because it's created by the new tool.
The files you're looking for to check out are driver-versions.txt and driver-table.txt.
am I now not looking at the driver table of someone elses PC? I mean its the attachement somebody else uploaded. How do i do it for my own PC?
Yes, you are looking at information from the pc of another user.
If you want to see information from your own pc, then run the beta log collector from BSOD - Posting Instructions
Great tutorial. My dump file was over 2.60 gb.
As there is WinDBG Preview which is a Windows Store app, is there a tutorial available for that? Thanks!
There is no separate tutorial because it works in the same way as the standard version. The same commands are used for debugging - it is just an easier interface to set up and use. In fact it works straight out of the box so to speak. You can start at Step 2.
The Preview version uses a newer engine so there can sometimes be a few differences in the output but it will still enable you to analyse a crash dump.
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