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• Has anyone had success with Visual Studio 6 on Windows 7?

  - by ajl

  VS6 popped off a series of errors before bombing out completely during install on Windows 7. I specifically need to get VB6 functioning on Windows 7. Anyone having any luck?

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• For how long can a file be locked in windows after program is closed?

  - by Skadlig

  In a couple of scripts that I use I have problem that is intermittent. Sometimes the script fails when trying to delete a file. According to the error log due to the file being accessed by an other process. I'm guessing that windows not had time to release the file after the previous operation performed on the file ended. What amount of time would be a good guesstimate after which windows should have had time to release the file again?

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• How to check which files I fopen'ed on Windows?

  - by Igor Oks

  I received a "Too many open files" error when tried to do fopen (C++, Windows XP). Probably it happened because somewhere in my program I open files without closing them. Is there a way on Windows to see a list of all open file descriptors (or all files that my program fopened)?

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• Can I use VS2010's Intellitrace to gather data for a Windows Service?

  - by rwmnau

  I have a Windows service that I'd like to gather some debugging data on using Intellitrace - the problem is that you can't debug a Windows Service by starting it directly from inside VS. I have the service installed, and the very first statement in Service.Start is "Debug.Break", which allows me to attach VS. However, you can't use Intellitrace if a process is already started when you attach. Does anybody know of a workaround for this?

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• Can I send a ctrl-C (SIGINT) to an application on Windows?

  - by Matthew Murdoch

  I have (in the past) written cross-platform (Windows/Unix) applications which, when started from the command line, handled a user-typed Ctrl-C combination in the same way (i.e. to terminate the application cleanly). Is it possible on Windows to send a Ctrl-C/SIGINT/equivalent to a process from another (unrelated) process to request that it terminate cleanly (giving it an opportunity to tidy up resources etc.)?

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• Enable RFC1323 on a per socket basis in Windows?

  - by Sheado

  Howdy.. Anybody know if it's possible to enable RFC1323 on a per TCP socket basis in windows? I know it can be changed system wide via the registry ( http://www.psc.edu/networking/projects/tcptune/OStune/winxp/winxp_stepbystep.html ) Also, it seems like this is possible *nix via: int on=1; setsockopt(s,IPPROTO_TCP,TCP_RFC1323,&on,sizeof(on)); Is there a Windows equivalent? Thanky much!

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• Which program do you recommend for monitoring the list of installed programs in Windows? [closed]

  - by Nickolai Leschov

  I am in charge of a computer network in a small company (20..30 computers). Recently the need arose to control what kinds of programs our company is using i.e. to collect information that is available when one opens "Add or Remove Programs" in Windows. I would like to have a program that will collect this kind of information over the network of Windows machines. What is your recommendation?

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• Is Screen-scraping a windows application in ruby possible?

  - by Gerhard

  I want to scrape text data from a windows application to do additional processing using existing ruby code. Would it be possible to scrape the data as it is updated in the windows application using Ruby and where do I start?

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• How do I programmatically set Integrated Windows Authentication in IIS on a .NET web service?

  - by arc1880

  I have a web service project that needs to be set to use Integrated Windows Authentication after installation. Normally, I would install the web service, then manually go to IIS and make sure the box is checked for Integrated Windows Authentication. There has to be a way to do this through code. I have looked up on using the Installer class. It looks like this is something I could use, but I have not found anything on setting properties programmatically in IIS.

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• How can I install a windows service onto a machine that doesn't have Visual Studio installed?

  - by infant programmer

  The only way to install windows-service I know is using "Visual Studio 2008 Command Prompt", Is there a way to install windows-service on a machine which isn't having Visual Studio installed (assume that .Net version 2.X is installed.)

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• How can I add a binary device driver in Platform Builder for Windows CE 6.0?

  - by Jaime Soriano

  I need to add a device driver to a Windows CE image, I have the driver in .dll and .reg files and in a .cab package. I'm using Visual Studio 2005 with Platform Builder for Windows CE 6.0. How can I do that?

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• Are the "System" and "System Idle Process" PIDs constant on Windows?

  - by kdt

  On a couple of windows XP systems I've looked at, the "System Idle Process" always has PID 0, and the "System" process always has PID 4. In a Windows program which enumerates processes, is it safe to recognise these processes by these PIDs, or can they be different in some circumstances?

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• How to detect Windows 64 bit platform with .net?

  - by Marc

  In a .net 2.0 C# application I use the following code to detect the operating system platform: string os_platform = System.Environment.OSVersion.Platform.ToString();<br/> This returns "Win32NT". The problem is that it returns "Win32NT" even when running on Windows Vista 64bit. Is there any other method to know the correct platform (32 or 64bit)? Note that it should also detect 64bit when run as 32bit app on Windows 64bit.

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• Is there a definitive guide for special folders in windows?

  - by the-locster

  Is there a definitive guide for special folders in windows? An internet search yielded just a few crumbs of information, e.g. Wikipedia:Special Folders Windows 7 Client Software Logo Program What I'm looking for is an explanation of each folder, its intended purpose, usage scenarios and motivation for its existence (e.g. what does Local App settings provide for that App settings doesn't). A matrix/table of requirements/uses against folder would be handy I think.

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• How to preview any files on Windows inside a Java application ?

  - by Studer

  I'm using a JTree to browse the content of a folder and I want that when a user click on a file, the software shows a preview of it (like in the Windows Explorer). I manage to do it for PDF file using a module downloaded from Sun, but I'd like to know if there is a way to do it using the built-in Windows API.

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• Are there advantages to using Windows 7 Embedded for a kiosk-type application?

  - by user258526

  Have you used Windows 7 Embedded, what did you think of it, and are there advantages of using it vs. normal Windows 7 for a kiosk-type application?

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• What is a the 'best practice' for location of windows service logfiles?

  - by rupello

  A lot of windows services write daily log files to their application installation directory under "program files". Windows system apps (eg IIS) use %SystemRoot%\System32\LogFiles. Is something I should do for my service?

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• What is the equivalent "aspnet_regiis -lk" on Windows 7?

  - by joshcomley

  Or: how do I find the IIS metabase paths in Windows 7? I used to just run aspnet_regiis -lk, but this is "Not supported in Windows Vista" according to aspnet_regiis help...

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• How to link a directory in Ubuntu to a directory in Windows 7?

  - by user314314

  Hey guys. I've just installed Ubuntu 10.04, trying out linux for the first time. I'm wondering if it's possible to link my documents folder in Ubuntu to my documents folder in Windows, so that when I open the folder in Ubuntu, I am linked to the folder in Windows. Any ideas?

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• Which programming languages that can generate self contained windows .exes?

  - by Zubair

  I want to make an easy to deploy Windows application and was was wondering which programming systems can create totally self contained Windows .exe files? As a plus, if the same can be done with MacOSX and Linux from the same source this would be a bonus. I took a look at Realbasic but they have since abandoned the single .exe concept.

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• What real world projects based on Windows Embedded do you know?

  - by sashaeve

  What real world project based on Windows Embedded do you know? Please provide some details such as description, project domain, key feature and why Windows Embedded is used?

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• Has Windows 7 Fixed the 255 Character File Path Limit?

  - by The Matt

  As I understand it, the limitation of 255 characters in a file path is a Windows limitation. What is the reasoning for this? If so, has this been resolved in Windows 7? In our continuous integration practices, we often have deeply nested project structures and it would be extremely useful to be able to go beyond 255 characters. Right now we are somewhat forced to structure our projects in such a way as to not hit this artificial ceiling.

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• How to program call divert settings on Windows Mobile?

  - by William

  Does anyone know how to get/set the call divert settings in codes running on Windows mobile 5/6? I am new to windows mobile development and wonder if there is anyway to do it using C# and .NET CF?

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• Using Windows Update to deploy third party software patches?

  - by Kenneth Cochran

  My HP laptop uses Windows Update to deploy updates for some of HP's integrated software. How'd they do that? What API will allow you to integrate with Windows Update to deploy your own patches?

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• How to always show program tray icons in Windows by *default*?

  - by Mark Hero

  If a program is executed for the first time in Windows 7, it automatically hides the icon. Is there any manifest setting or option to force Windows 7 to always show the icon by default?

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