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The list below introduces the basic set of run control commands:

halt(): Stop the execution of all general purpose cores.
status(): Get information about all general purpose cores executing when the target is halted.
forensic.image_scans(): Get information about the Microsoft* system application running in the halted debug context.
go(): Resume general purpose cores after stopping at a desired debug context.

To use these commands, ensure that the target is connected and launch the Python* console for WinDbg* any of the following ways:

Click the desktop icon or open the Start Menu and search for Intel(R) Debug Extensions for WinDbg* <year> NDA <version>.
Run windbg_iajtag_console.bat located at <install_dir>\system_debugger\<version>.
Launch isd_shell.bat located in the root installation directory and run windbg_dci to invoke WinDbg*.

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