This document discusses common approaches for analyzing Windows crashes, including blue screen of deaths (BSODs), and provides examples of different types of kernel issues: 1. Memory corruption issues can be investigated using driver verifier and WinDBG commands like !analyze, kv, and !pool to check for pool corruption. 2. Stack overflows can be examined using WinDBG commands like dds, dbs, !thread, !irp, lmv, dt, du, .trap, and .frame to analyze stack frames and memory. 3. Kernel deadlocks can be debugged with commands like !locks, !thread, !handle, kb, !irql, !irpfind, ~