After months of developing my project using VS2010 has just recently has
started crashing.
If I open any xaml user control VS2010 reports a problem and must close.
When I last had this problem I deleted the solutions .suo file and this
seemed to fix the problem.
I tried this again but no
I've noticed that Visual Studio 2010 with sp1 installed seems quite
fragile. It crashes regularly for me. I normally have a huge number of
different tools installed and used to have no problems. I've not sat
down and tried to troubleshoot what's causing it but it just feels
like sp1. I could be
Have you tried attaching WinDbg to your Visual Studio instance?
Tatham Oddie posted an article how he used this to debug a VS crash;
You might not fix your problem per se but if you knew what caused it
could perhaps work around it.
its an interesting read anyway.
No I have not tried that.
I installed VS2010 SP1 and that did not fix the problem.
I think I will try re-installing VS2010 and see if that fixes the problem.
If I still have problems, I'll try running WinDbg.
If that fails to fix it, I'll switch across to another notebook which is
Try resetting vs settings?
On Mon, Jun 13, 2011 at 4:59 PM, Peter Maddin petermad...@iinet.net.auwrote:
After months of developing my project using VS2010 has just recently has
started crashing.
If I open any xaml user control VS2010 reports a problem and must close.
When I last had this
Try resetting vs settings?
Ok. Not sure what you mean. What settings?
Regards Peter
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Try resetting vs
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Hi all,
I have a friend who is looking for a cheap laptop - pretty low end
requirements, just something light mainly for web surfing on the go.
Let me know if you have anything.
Cheers
Dave
How cheap? Dell Mini 10 is a little over $300 now and that is light
and fine for surfing. Battery life is also decent
On Tue, Jun 14, 2011 at 10:27 AM, David Burstin david.burs...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I have a friend who is looking for a cheap laptop - pretty low end
requirements, just
Ok Thanks
Got up early this morning to start a re-install.
Should have read my e-mail first.
Regards Peter
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I think she wants to avoid netbooks - her daughter has told her they are too
slow!
On 14 June 2011 10:31, DotNet Dude adotnetd...@gmail.com wrote:
How cheap? Dell Mini 10 is a little over $300 now and that is light
and fine for surfing. Battery life is also decent
On Tue, Jun 14, 2011 at
A new netbook is probably faster than a old laptop, and more reliable.
Even so, you can get laptops for less than $500 at JB. Depends on how
much she wants to spend.
On Tue, Jun 14, 2011 at 10:59 AM, David Burstin david.burs...@gmail.com wrote:
I think she wants to avoid netbooks - her daughter
Folks, after many months absence from the subject I have returned to the
task of writing some SQL 2008 R2 server-side reports. I previously had to
perform the onerous task of uninstalling SQL Server 2008 from my server then
reinstalling SQL Server with Advanced Tools so I could get BIDS to write
Hi Greg,
You could always install BIDS locally by installing the SQL Server 2008 R2
Developer Edition? It's probably not installed by default, but I think it is
available.
We're currently still targetting SSRS 2005, so i'm not 100% sure on this.
But my past research indicated that you can author
The Windows 8 Milestone 3 was leaked out of Redmond recently.
A few people have been poking around in the .dlls and discovered some
interesting nuggets of information.
I have tried to pull together into a single post
The new UI can be created and invoked through your language of choice e.g.
C++, C#/XAML, HTML + Javascript. There are even talks that you can use the
Direct UI Xaml and Javascript together, similar to how Silverlight 1 acted
in the browser.
So .NET is not dead, I was so worried. not.
Craig
If it's just for web surfing, shouldn't matter. Stick linux and chrome on
it, to make it fast enough, and avoid the malware.
One of the netbooks comes configured something like that.
On Tue, Jun 14, 2011 at 10:59 AM, David Burstin david.burs...@gmail.comwrote:
I think she wants to avoid
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