Hi, Mina
This type of problem is very difficult to address in the newsgroups due to
all of the possible variables. I would look at the amount of RAM in the
laptop first. Are your projects stored on the laptop, or are they accessed
over the network? Do you have a direct network connection, or are you
using wireless? Does the laptop use a standard interface, or has it been
heavily "customized" by the manufacturer? Does the laptop have the same
patches and service packs installed. What version of dotnet, the OS, etc?
I would generate an MSINFO report on the desktop machine which is most
similar to the laptop (same os,processor, etc) and see how it differs from
the laptop.
Bottom line: your best bet would be to create a standard support incident
and pursue the problem 1:1.
Thank you for choosing the MSDN Managed Newsgroups,
John Eikanger
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| Subject: Slow build with VS.NET 2003
| Date: Wed, 17 Sep 2003 05:54:56 -0700
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| We have a Solution with about 30 VB.NET projects in it.
| The build runs fine on most PC's.
| We have one notebook, however that the build runs very
| slow on. CPU usage is minimal (<5%) and HDD activity is
| also very low.
| THe build takes about 20-30 seconds on most PC's and about
| 5-10 minutes on this one.
| It seems that there is some sort of timeout heppening.
| Any ideas anyone?
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