I'm debugging a module for which I have only the.exe and a.pdb without private symbols. During the debug session I need to inspect an internal struct. Obviously this struct does not appear in the PDB since it's private - but fortunately I have an.h file where this struct is defined. Therefore I can build some dummy module that uses this struct and obtain a PDB file that contains this struct. Now I have an unloaded module with the struct symbols, and I would like to load its symbols in order to cast some memory to that struct. (without unloading the original.exe I'm debugging, of course) The problem: it seems that WinDbg only allows loading symbols for loaded modules. My question is: Is there a simple way I could load my symbols from the unloaded module?

Nov 16, 2011 Crash Dump from another machine, VS can't load correct symbols but WinDbg can. (.dmp and.pdb files match signatures).

I've tried.reload /i /f MyDll.dll but I always get.MyDll.dll - unmatched. Setting the sympath did not help.

You can force windbg to load symbols at a specific address e.g. 0:000>.reload /f /i MyDll.dll=77777777 c: sym MyDll. Xara 3d V6 Crack. pdb - unmatched 0:000>lm start end module name 000550`55555555 notepad (no symbols) 000000`7762a000 USER32 (deferred) 000770`77777777 MyDll_77777777 (private pdb symbols) c: sym MyDll.pdb The unmatched warning here is because windbg cannot tell that the symbols match the correct version of the module since it can find no timestamp or checksum.