Session Summary
During this session, we will describe the new tools that
ship in Microsoft Windows XP as well as the support tools, and how they can be
used by support professionals. This session assumes that you have
introductory-level knowledge of the command shell, Cmd.exe, and how
command-line tools work; prior knowledge of the tools is not required. There
are more than 40 new tools in Windows XP that can help you identify and
troubleshoot issues, as well as automate routine maintenance tasks. We will
discuss these tools as well as the batch and script language that can be used
to automate the tools.
This is a
Level
100 session that was recorded October 11, 2001 and presented by
Clark Gilder. Clark Gilder joined Microsoft as a systems engineer in 1991.
After five years in the field helping customers deploy Microsoft products, he
moved to the product groups. For Windows 2000, he developed the Application
Compatibility program (Apcompat.exe) for server and enterprise line-of-business
applications. For Windows XP, he is the lead program manager on the
manageability initiative, which is designed to improve the non-GUI management
capabilities of the product by building new command-line tools. He has been
designing software for Windows since 1987.
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