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When using WinDbg, where should the private symbol files (pdb?) be placed? My situation is: I have a DLL which I want to debug. I have the source code and symbol files for this DLL. This DLL is called by another DLL (which I don't have symbols or source for) which, in turn, is called by an EXE (which I also don't have symbols or source for). My problem is that I am getting a warning that says *** WARNING: Unable to verify checksum for C:\TheProgram\SomeSubfolder\AnotherSubfolder\MyDll.dll This warning I think is the reason why I am getting the following type of messages in the call stack: MyDll!AClass::AFunction+SomeHexAddress My file structure looks something like this: The exe: C:\TheProgram\program.exe The calling dll: C\TheProgram\SomeSubfolder\caller.??? My DLL that I want to debug: C:\TheProgram\SomeSubfolder\AnotherSubfolder\MyDll.dll Note: I set Symbol File path and the Source file path to where the debug DLL was generated, in my workspace on a different drive from the exe.. But I did copy the pdb + map files and put it on the dll that I wanted to debug..

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