Microsoft .net framework issues and disappearing windows.

[queenie7]

Have been having problems with applications having to close unexpectedly and windows on screen disappearing gradually or being unable to load them due to message 'not enough system resources'. I thought this was something to do with the .net framework. I have windows xp service pack 3 and all the .net versions are there. I have ttb broadband monitor which always gives me the message about needing to close on start-up. Had the same problem with bdm download monitor as well.
I feel I should do a Samsung recovery option to get it all sorted out but am a little reluctant in case it doesn't work.

[sammyone]

'not enough system resources'.
is usually a PAGE FILE ISSUE... Control Panel > System > Advanced > Virtual Memory (Paging File?)

there should be a button in there where you can set the Virtual memory/paging file size... (Change?) I'm using Win 7 and trying to remember Win XP Settings

If it has been left to 'System managed' - Windows will take as much Hard drive as it can get. -
leaving NO ROOM on the C: Drive for Windows to work correctly- hence the warnings.

Try setting BOTH Low and High Levels to (say) 3072 (that's 3 Gb) and see how you get on... (it also helps keep the Drive from being badly defragmented having a fixed sized Paging file)


Alternately your C: Drive could be 'nearly full'... in which case...

It might help to change the paging file to a different Partition - especially if you are running low on disk space on C:
Windows does all it's work IN the C drive...

[queenie7]

Thanks for advice, sammyone. I did as you suggested even tho' I have almost 40gb of space in drive c. After my posting I went to another forum where my problems were appearing in posts. The suggestion was that there was a problem with an update of Avast antivirus which may have let a virus through. I uninstalled my version and ran some virus clean-up programs - no virus detected. I reinstalled Avast and all seems to be ok so far. However, I still can't get bdm (broadband download monitor) to work. The error message is 'system.io.filenotfoundexception'. Any ideas?

[sammyone]

Several Google results suggest MS Silverlight may be to blame...

However, I also found this (possible) solution relating to NET Framework...

http://www.ironspeed.com/Designer/4....dException.htm

I hope that solves your problem..