@michael-manley sounds like a plan.

@andsmith windbg is also a regular win32 app and is included in any recent windows SDK. Here: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/downloads/windows-sdk/

You just need windbg so deselect all the other crap.

@AbyssMoon the tip of the development branch (commit cd4c62ee) builds in VS2022 and produces a functional XCP-ng Center. If you have the tools, you can just fork the repo (or clone it) and build locally.

The github workflow doesn't appear to be working, as far as I can tell, so perhaps that is why the 'latest' release is from January.