Kevin Gosse • 9/16/2021

Finding an instance of thread by id in WinDbg

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This article provides a detailed tutorial for developers and debuggers on how to find a specific thread instance by its managed thread ID within a .NET memory dump using the WinDbg debugger. It explains the output of the !threads command and demonstrates the process of identifying and switching to a thread, which is crucial for advanced debugging scenarios in software development.

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