Softice on windows 7

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Improve this question. Other versions, and full documentation, is also available: archive. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Softice is left. Syser will continue.

BugChecker: At this time, I'm searching for contributors in order to make BugChecker a valid, useful, free and open alternative to SoftICE and other commercial debuggers. Improve this answer. Peter Andersson Peter Andersson 5, 1 1 gold badge 29 29 silver badges 49 49 bronze badges.

When i tried Syser long ago, it was extremely buggy. Seeing how tiny the development teams on these products are it wouldn't surprise me if the quality or feature set is fairly low. We also live to an entirely different standard today when it comes to tools. Syser seems to be equally dead. I'm not surprised. Look at how much WinDbg has improved in the past decade. Rick Papo Rick Papo 3 3 silver badges 4 4 bronze badges. Thanks for the history.

Always wondered what happened SoftICE. Someone with a real-life connection to SoftICE??? I'm dying to know, if you have the answer, why BPR was removed in the 4. It technically would have still worked; in fact, some third-party extensions added the feature back. Unfortunately I cannot answer that question. Because I don't know the answer. Versions of Semi-Annual Enterprise Channel are available usually for only 14 months, but we're making an exception for Version in order to align with the availability dates of Windows 7 ESU.

The extended availability of Version until January applies only to devices running Windows 7. After you move Microsoft Apps to a supported Windows operating system, you can configure Microsoft Apps to begin receiving newer versions and feature updates again.

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