i'm runing windows 2000 server with IIS 5
web sites runing .Net2 not runing ,, but the classic is asp sites working
fine
I get this error: aspnet_wp.exe (PID: ) stopped unexpectedly

Hi to all,
I am getting this System.OutOfMemoryException calling the
Runtime.Serialization.Formatters.Binary.BinaryFormatter.Serialize(<stream>,<Obj>) method.
The type of <stream> is IO.MemoryStream

Does anybody have any idea as to why i get the following exception when
trying to add a performance counter to a .net 2.0 windows application.
{"The requested Performance Counter is not a custom counter, it has to be
initialized as ReadOnly."}

Has anyone written batch code that would utilize logparser to convert
perfmon log files to a set of charts ( 1 for each perf counter tracked )  ?
Thanks.

It is clear to me that
<compilation debug="true">
affects the time needed for aspnet_wp to dynamically compile "code-ahead"
(.asmx,.aspx).

If i had a server with 10 windows services, which all started at the same
time and did a lot of DB related work,and i wanted to reduce the load on the
server and improve performance, would it help if i invoked all the 10
services in one process using threads ?

add on some information
my issue is not related to support.microsoft.com/kb/827641
as event viewer does not contain any error / warning msg
thanks

Is there a performance monitor that will let me see how many open internet
connections my webservice is making (it's doing some requests of its own). I
want to check to see if:
<system.net>

We are writing an application which uses many file streams to copy data from
one disk spindle to another.    
Our algorithm is parrallel so that all spindles theorectically stay busy and
we are disk bound on copy by the slowest drive.   This all works fine.  

Upon initiation of "Write these files to CD", process appears as if it will
work until the very end when a pop up displays the following message:  
"CANNOT COMPLETE THE CD WRITING WIZARD - There was an error in the writing
process.  The disc you have attempted to write may no ...

I'm writing some classes that are going to be used in several pages in an
ASP.Net 2.0 application.
I've seen several articles on how to add your own Dispose() method to a
class using the IDisposable interface, but those articles tend to focus on

I have an application which uses approximately 150 worker threads.  Due to an
executive thread, no more that about 10 threads are active at any time and
most simply sleep.  
However, my application has suddenly started to use 100% CPU for no apparent

I have Windows Vista Home Basics.  I am using a emachines W3262 (Idon't know
if that matters).  Sometimes my computer starts running hard.  I went under
Task Manager and nothing shows up except Explorer.EXE is using 50% CPU.  
Since I can't turn it off, what else is there to do?

I have a win32 C# app that needs to recursively search for a particular
file type really fast.  It always searches the same place for these files.
I'm using  Directory.GetDirectories and Directory.GetFiles to do it
currently.  Because I know the location is the same every time I ...

Can anyone tell when to use switch statement and when to if-else-if
construct?
- prabhakar