This project aims to design and implement a Windows kernel-level debugger with a modern graphical user interface. Unlike traditional user-mode debuggers, this system operates with kernel privileges, enabling it to inspect protected processes, capture low-level exceptions, and manipulate memory and register states directly through a custom driver. The debugger consists of two main components: a kernel-mode driver that handles exception dispatching, breakpoints, and memory operations, and a user-mode interface for visualization and control. The project demonstrates advanced system programming skills, including Windows internals, driver development, and secure kernel–user communication.