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Scott Hanselman

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Scott Hanselman is the Chief Architect at Corillian Corporation and the Microsoft RD for Oregon.
Sending in a Windows Crash Analysis (Error Reporting) actually paid off once Posted: Oct 15, 2004 8:27 PM
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Well, that's a heck of a thing and the FIRST TIME it's ever happened to me.  I always thought I was just being a trooper to send in all my blue screens.  However, they solved one of them.  It was a bad IBM Wireless Driver. 

Note my highly descriptive comments as well.  I'm sure they helped the analysts. :)

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