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The workaround is to save the solution and then restart Visual Studio. Changes to the bin folder in Web site and Web Application projects can cause Visual Studio to create a shadow copy of the entire bin folder. This copying can slow the performance of Visual Studio and consume disk space. If your page and user controls exist in different namespaces that are under the same root namespace, the generated code won't compile because the namespace that the designer creates for the declaration of the user control inside the page is wrong.
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Profile as usual from the IDE. If you want to run sampling profiling, remove this line from the property page. In Visual Studio , create a solution, add a Web application, and then add it to source control. What's the lesson there? OK, sorry. That is odd. But I'd look at the devices real close too. Can you burn in XP and read in W2K? It's entirely possible that microsoft has a hand in it but there's an awful lot of other variables in the mix too. What it comes down to is, XP just doesn't "like" some discs burned with W2K.
I mean, I even have other discs from the same retail spindle! I moved a single piece of hardware back and forth. Used the same software on both. That playing field was as level as I could imagine making it. Then you answered my next question. I remember way back in or so burning CDs that couldn't be read on a really old machine that had been converted to Windows 98 but that was because I burned at a speed faster than the ancient could read.
Yep, that pretty much says they did something to XP. Odd, really odd. Did you by chance try the same experiment with a second piece of hardware on both OSes? I can toss one other possiblility in for you, though it's probably not relevant. During the flurry about that time in the late 90's, when everyone was scrambling to print their own "pretty" CD labels, it was discovered that some of the adhesives could damage the CD's usability.
I was part of the crowd and did use lables on some of the CDs I made for other people - nice and professional looking, you know, stuff like that. I became a little more of a believer when finally someone did some scientific analysis forget where; it's buried in my archives now that seemed to settle the matter. I do know that the only CDs I've ever had "go bad" had those printed lables I placed on them.
For a lot of reasons, not to mention spindle speeds, that kind of labelling went the way of the dinosaur, but I also seem to recall that Roxio, around version 5. Never heard of Nero et al having the same problem. Roxio's problem had something to do with whether or not you closed the CD just so it could be played on "most" CD players or you completelyh closed it to prevent future writing also; they're two different choices, though I've never seen a difference in the CD's they produce.
Not with an identical piece of hardware. I was convinced though. I tried the discs in probably close to two dozen machines, looking for patterns. Both with internal drives, and with an external USB drive that I could move between them.
I couldn't repro the situation, either, with newly burnt discs, so I'm left frustrated. Really sucks. No labels on these, though I fell for them too for awhile. There was Sharpie ink, of course, identifying the content. Hard to see how either a label or ink could affect discs on XP only, though, eh? There's a good chance these were burnt with Roxio the freebie Dell version du jour. I honestly can't remember.
I've had great success with burnatonce. I've created plenty of disks on XP that were readable on Win2K I'm not sure if I've done it the other way around though.
I've used that software for a very long time since or with no need for any other software. Don't know if it or how it works with DVD burners. Thanks for the recommend, Jim.
I'll keep that tucked away. As I said, I can't seem to repro the situation with fresh burns. But what kills me is the data that's already "backed-up" on discs that are not readable on XP systems. Won't know what they are, until they're needed, either.
Not cool. I'm still chewing on this unhappy prospect and the only thing that makes sense is that perhaps it's related to microsoft's descent into the ill fated DRM abyss. The failing discs all contained MP3s. Again, not an identifiable failure-inducing trait. Ok, I'll try to keep this short and to the point. No kidding. Sometimes I want to exaggerate something to get a point across, but I don't have to do that here.
And if anyone would like to know what made me better than the guy I replaced, it's an easy question to answer. Feel free to ask. It's not a fault upon the individual, he just didn't know what I knew.
I ended up calling Creative Labs multiple times, talking to multiple "technicians" salespeople at Creative Labs. I knew that DVDs were growing in size meaning more and more data was getting put on them.
The "technicians" were really just salespeople trying to sell things and they did not know what I knew. They were used to talking to other technicians that did not read up on the latest events in DVDs I ended up with a subscription to some engineering journal that was oriented to engineers in the laser field and the articles at that time talked about CD and DVD formats.
It was the hardware that was faulty and the sales people held no clue at what was going on in the DVD market. The numbers are probably not exactly correct, so take it just as a description to give an idea of how the DVD technology developed. The issues addressed range in severity from places where the syntax coloring was incorrect to customer reported crashes in various scenarios. Overall, Service Pack 1 offers customers improvements in responsiveness, stability and performance for Visual Studio ," Microsoft revealed.
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