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      <description>Step by step: open the Windows notification database and its -wal in a free browser-based parser, triage findings, recover deleted toasts and export CSV, JSON or Timesketch.</description>
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      <description>Field reference for the Windows notification database: Notification, NotificationHandler, HandlerAssets, WNSPushChannel, FILETIME times and the toast XML payload.</description>
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      <description>Where the Windows notification database lives on Windows 10 and 11, and how to collect it with its -wal file from live systems, images, KAPE or Velociraptor.</description>
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      <description>What the Windows notification database records, where it lives, what it proves and where it stops: a practical guide to wpndatabase.db for DFIR.</description>
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