Delay on start

Hello:
I have a big application that is running ok in several machines.
In a clean machine with Windows XP SP2, with .Net Framework 2 or 3 (I test
both versions) I have a delay of 90 to 120 seconds on the start. From that I
make the double clic to show the first MessageBox.
I accept all suggestions.
Thanks and sorry for my bad English!

--
Juan Segura
www.sd-a.com
juan (AT) sd-a (DOT) com

First, start by adding trace statements to your startup code to see what is
the delay.

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Alvin Bruney
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"Juan Segura" <juansda (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote

Hello:
I have a big application that is running ok in several machines.
In a clean machine with Windows XP SP2, with .Net Framework 2 or 3 (I test
both versions) I have a delay of 90 to 120 seconds on the start. From that
I
make the double clic to show the first MessageBox.
I accept all suggestions.
Thanks and sorry for my bad English!

--
Juan Segura
www.sd-a.com
juan (AT) sd-a (DOT) com

I do that, and the delay is entering to the Main function. No code delay.

I other way, I make a complete Windows Update and the PROBLEM IS SOLVED.

Thanks for your time Alvin!

--
Juan Segura
www.sd-a.com
juan (AT) sd-a (DOT) com


"Alvin Bruney [MVP]" wrote:

First, start by adding trace statements to your startup code to see what is
the delay.

--
Regards,
Alvin Bruney
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"Juan Segura" <juansda (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote in message
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Hello:
I have a big application that is running ok in several machines.
In a clean machine with Windows XP SP2, with .Net Framework 2 or 3 (I test
both versions) I have a delay of 90 to 120 seconds on the start. From that
I
make the double clic to show the first MessageBox.
I accept all suggestions.
Thanks and sorry for my bad English!

--
Juan Segura
www.sd-a.com
juan (AT) sd-a (DOT) com

hmm, interesting. Thanks for posting the resolution.

--
Regards,
Alvin Bruney
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"Juan Segura" <juansda (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote

I do that, and the delay is entering to the Main function. No code delay.

I other way, I make a complete Windows Update and the PROBLEM IS SOLVED.

Thanks for your time Alvin!

--
Juan Segura
www.sd-a.com
juan (AT) sd-a (DOT) com


"Alvin Bruney [MVP]" wrote:

First, start by adding trace statements to your startup code to see what
is
the delay.

--
Regards,
Alvin Bruney
------------------------------------------------------
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"Juan Segura" <juansda (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote in message
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Hello:
I have a big application that is running ok in several machines.
In a clean machine with Windows XP SP2, with .Net Framework 2 or 3 (I
test
both versions) I have a delay of 90 to 120 seconds on the start. From
that
I
make the double clic to show the first MessageBox.
I accept all suggestions.
Thanks and sorry for my bad English!

--
Juan Segura
www.sd-a.com
juan (AT) sd-a (DOT) com