Loop Computation Time Increases Dramatically With Small Change

I recently made a change to the code within a loop in my code, and now when I run the code through Visual Studio 2010 Express, the loop runs about 10x slower than the previous loop.I did not make any significant changes (to my knowledge) to the code within the loop.I made the change so that the loop could handle various conditions I imposed in another section of the code.I know that it is this loop that is slowing everything down because I report the loop progress on my form.[code]I feel like my changed code should run better, but it doesn't.I know that my code is not written very efficiently (and feel free to comment on ways to improve it), but my main concern is the significant increase in computation time that resulted from my changes.The loop above is the main block of code within the Sub, which is run via a thread.In my tests, it is the only thread running at that time.Everything works, and the computation yields the correct result, but takes 10x longer than previously. Additionally, the number of iterations does not increase.So the new code isn't iterating excessively, it is simply taking much longer to compute within each iteration.