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Post-mortem debugging is the process of analyzing the Windows kernel. Generally, disaster recovery requires a good set of debugging tools and smart coding skills. However, with WhoCrashed, you don’t need any coding skills to determine which drivers are causing problems on your system. Like traditional computer analysis programs, the program can detect problematic device drivers, common components, kernels, and software packages, just to name a few. This program can also run antivirus scans, malware scans, system diagnostics, and even analyze CD logs.

The main goal of WhoCrashed is to help Microsoft identify and reproduce bugs with driver bugs. It is designed to be very lightweight and portable so it can be used on most Windows computers, including XP computers. The program requires very few additional resources to perform a deep system scan and error diagnosis. It runs by simply installing it on your computer as a virtual machine (VBox) and then runs from there. Whocrashed is completely user-friendly and intuitive, with simple wizards that set you up to run various diagnostic tests.

Who Crashed has been downloaded more times than any other malware removal tool and remains one of the best free registry cleaners available. whocrashed users have reported speeds of over 80% when performing a deep system scan and no crashes even after installing the program. This is especially impressive when compared to other registry cleaner tools that go out of their way to detect or remove potential built-in keys/glitches in Windows XP. By running a Whocrashed scan, you can determine if your computer is running slowly or showing signs of system instability. By performing daily scans, you can help keep Windows up to date and avoid the unknown crashes and mysterious blue screen crashes that plague so many computers.