If you had VB6 on the workstation before and created COM objects your
registry would get a great workout. Reformatting brings the registry back
under control. The longer you have a development workstation up and running
the more cluttered the registry gets and the longer everything takes.
Lloyd Sheen
"Jon Skeet [C# MVP]" <sk***@pobox.com> wrote in message
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Tom Nowak <tn******@hotmail.com> wrote: I just had to reformat my windows xp hard drive, and I put
VB6 on my machine, and the computer boots and runs super
fast. Before I formatted my hard drive, I used .NET and
it forever for the pc to boot, and it also took forever to
load a program. Does .NET cause this slowdown?
Unlikely. Did you have lots of other stuff on your machine before
reformatting it?
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