I was currently writting a Cyber Cafe for the client side which start up with a form that maximize and block all the client control like shortcut key and other security. It's fine to work in my pc and it take only about 5 second to startup the application and lock the client. But when i run the application in a pc that installed with games, it took about 40 second to run my apllication. I notice in task manager panel, the process need to read the whole application before it could load my first form. Is there any idea i can speed up my loading time? I have try to set the process priority to "real time" and startup using batch files, but it still need 30 second to load my first form.
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The PC I was using to test the apllication was the cilent pc that will be used by the customer. So i cannot test on other PC.Comment
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kwank I have a really hacky solution for this which I have done once. I had a similar problem with a client machine that turned in to pebcak anyway what I did was I wrote to the database with a time as the code executed. Just info I could understand e.g. ("Sub: executeLoad, line 128, 1/12/2008 12:04:44.000").
If you dont want to write to a database store the data in a string and pop it up in a msgbox after the app loads and just ask the user to save then info for you.
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I don't quite understand what u mean. Could you explain in details? Thank You.Originally posted by abevkwank I have a really hacky solution for this which I have done once. I had a similar problem with a client machine that turned in to pebcak anyway what I did was I wrote to the database with a time as the code executed. Just info I could understand e.g. ("Sub: executeLoad, line 128, 1/12/2008 12:04:44.000").
If you dont want to write to a database store the data in a string and pop it up in a msgbox after the app loads and just ask the user to save then info for you.
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