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Zytan
I made a program using the Timer class, and I start the timer with
Timer.Start(), but don't stop it with Timer.Stop(), and I assumed this
was ok, but, Process Explorer informs me, after running it about 10 or
20 times:
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Process Explorer
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The .NET performance counters on this system are corrupt.
Run Exctrlst from the Microsoft Windows Resource Kit to repair them.
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OK
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Is this because Timer can't clean itself up? (And I have no idea what
Exctrlst is.)
Zytan
Timer.Start(), but don't stop it with Timer.Stop(), and I assumed this
was ok, but, Process Explorer informs me, after running it about 10 or
20 times:
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Process Explorer
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The .NET performance counters on this system are corrupt.
Run Exctrlst from the Microsoft Windows Resource Kit to repair them.
---------------------------
OK
---------------------------
Is this because Timer can't clean itself up? (And I have no idea what
Exctrlst is.)
Zytan