CpupSyscallStub is what I See for all threads, in Windbg I can switch to 32-bit mode and get the real threads.
How do I do this in VS2010?
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CpupSyscallStub is what I See for all threads, in Windbg I can switch to 32-bit mode and get the real threads.
How do I do this in VS2010?
How did you take this process dump? via Task Manager (taskmgr)?
If so, it is a 64-bit dump of a 32-bit process and these cannot be debugged with Visual Studio 2010, and there is no way to switch the architecture.
Try retaking the dump using Visual Studio or WinDbg or ADPlus.
You can read more about types of dumps, etc. @ MiniDumpWriteDump (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms680360(VS.85).aspx)