absolutely! came here to say just that.

also the excellent book "windows internals", which is kind of like the bsd red book, or the magic garden svr4 book, but for systems derived from the windows nt kernel.

but perhaps his best work is this: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/blu...

a screensaver that produces a realistic blue screen (kernel panic) for the version of the operating system and kernel that are installed, along with a simulated reboot that lands back into bsod as an infinite bootloop. extra bonus points because it also creates fake disk activity (for the era of hdd lights and hdds that made noise) for extra realism during the simulated boot.