This is an older article (2006) but still an excellent resource for anyone who has to do deep troubleshooting and research to determine the cause of a crash in a .NET application. With these tips, and perhaps just a little luck, you can even trace the issue down to the exact line of code that’s causing the crash.

“I’ve written quite a few posts on memory issues because that is the type of problem we get most frequently in support, but I thought I’d break it up a little bit with a post on a crash scenario.

This is a problem that I have seen a number of times in cases throughout the years and it also turns out to be a pretty nice sample for showing how to debug a stackoverflow crash in .net.”

~Tess Ferrandez

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