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After hitting Save button and saving the files in a Silverlight project takes almost a minute. Same thing happens after exiting debugging mode and this happens only with Silverlight projects.
Anyone have a similar problem?
These are just shots in the dark but....
Disable addons (ReSharper, DevExpress, etc..)
Checkout C:\Documents and Settings\\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\WebsiteCache
(more info at http://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/347228/large-numbers-of-websitecache-files-slowing-visual-studio-2005-and-windows-performance)
Remove projects from the solution
Disable Intellisense.
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This problem occurs about 10 minutes after the program starts. CPU costs 300%. What's the problem? stackoverflow doesn't support .svg image. Please download the .svg file uploaded to github.
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You are jammed in runtime (see https://godoc.org/runtime) presumably because of poor choices in the com/smdduck/xsys/xcron/NewRateLimiter
But no idea what to recommend, as there is no source code
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what's the matter with it? Windows10
sometimes , I open my computer(laptop),the application's icon will be strange,just like,the picture below.
but once i fresh the desktop them may be normal. if i continue freshing,them may be abnormal instead.
and my source manager will can not open just like the third picture below.
I had already tried to solve this problem but it didn't work.
who knows the problem?
I am so sorry that i don't have 10 reputation point to post image
I think i know what you mean. I think all your desktop icons are a white. It's usually fixed by using CCleaner which can be downloaded here: https://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/download
And you also need around 1 gigabyte of free data on your C:\ drive. If the problem still persists then i recommend you to clean the icon cache:
https://superuser.com/questions/499078/refresh-icon-cache-without-rebooting
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I'm having a problem with the contextual menu (right click menu) on Windows 10. It seems that the item text disappears sometimes:
Other time, the menu itself doesn't work at all.
I've googled for answers but none of the suggested solutions worked. One thread that seems to describe the same problem was this one:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows10/comments/3fejwo/windows_10_context_menu_glitch/
So I'm hoping (though it might be cruel to do so) that someone else have encountered the same problem and might have a solution for this annoying bug.
It looks like GDI has run out of resources. Open Task Manager, go to the Details pane and show the GDI Objects column and see if any process has more than a few hundred.
...or it's a GPU driver glitch, try using a different driver version. In a worst-case-scenario your physical GPU might be damaged, try using your internal GPU (Intel HD Graphics) and see if that helps.
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I am new to Cocoa application development. Actually I want to open ppt file in my application and navigate between slides .can any one help me how to do this please .thanks in advance
You will have to take a look into a Quick Look framework documentation. You can only use Quick Look through the Preview panel (QLPreviewPanel Class) API.
If this won't be sufficient for you you will need to code your own parser for PPT files. There is some info on this here, here and here. PPT's are basically XML documents so should not be such a problem.
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I'm on a WinXP Pro SP3 box. Some time ago, I noticed that opening the Add/Remove programs window takes a lot of time. The window itself opens, but it's building the list that takes so long. I fired FileMon from SysInternals, and it turned out that the process that's supposed to list the programs tries to open every file on my HD.
Anybody experienced this? Any cure?
Thanks
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This is not a programming question, but the answer is sorta cool (and a good heads-up for those writing installers):
It's scanning because some programs don't provide enough information when they're installed.