I am developing a software and i want to receive windows shuting down event so that i can save the current state of my software on disk.i dont want to make windows service. i want to directly receive the windows shuting down information into my application.
I am developing a software and i want to receive windows shuting down event so that i can save the current state of my software on disk.i dont want to make windows service. i want to directly receive the windows shuting down information into my application.
I want to use VB2010 make a timer to shutdown window.The shutdown command is [code]It worked properly if I am using Windows. But when I leaved for a while and Windows goes to the "screen saver". My program cannot shutdown the window. It seem the screen saver has more priority than my program.
I work in IT in a firm that are rolling out a time management application on all PCs. In order to clock in/out a user must log into the application and click clock in/out. I want to build a very simple application that when a user goes to shut down or log out of their PC, a windows form will pop up asking them if they they want to clock out of the time management software (a reminder if they have forgotten to clock out and are heading home). On the form there will be two buttons, 'yes' and 'no'. If they click yes, the system shutdown or log off will be halted and the time management software application will open automatically. If they click no, the shutdown/logoff will proceed as normal. I just need to know what i need to do to get the system shutdown/logoff to stop until either button is pressed and to stop totally if the 'yes' button is pressed. I am able to get the Time Management software to run on a button click but just not able to halt the shutdown or logoff?
Is it possible to shut down windows say if the time is around 6:00 pm using the VB.net code. has any one done that. I have the code to kill my program when it is after say 6:00 pm, I would like to shut down windows along with it. I can post the code for killing my program (actually I got it from here) if anyone wants it.
i am working on a project. Part of the project requires me to receive SMSes through VB.net windows application, the following below are codes i have done up till now. I am using a modem to receive the SMS and i am able to connect to it through using of serial port, and also a textbox to display the received SMS but when a SMS is received through my modem but it is not displayed on the textbox, can anyone help me check what is wrong with my codes?
I'm running into some strange exceptions coming from a few workstations that are running one of our Windows Forms Applications. The application is written for .NET Framework 2.0 and coded in VB.NET. We've re-imaged the machines a couple of time but not matter what we do, the same problem occurs. We are not seeing this problem with any other machines besides these two. Below is the exception message and the Stack Trace. Can anyone provide any insight as to why this may be happening?
I have created a simple framework for a Windows service in VB.NET Express 2008. It enables a timer which then writes to the event log every 6 seconds until the service is stopped. This works fine. I adapted that framework into something further. It is using Windows sockets. Well, I haven't finished that part yet and I just want it to write to the event log successfully but I can't even get it to do that now. I am trying to write an event in the OnStart event. The service is being started successfully, according to the standard event log, but my custom events are not getting there. I don't understand why as I am using the same code for that as I was before.
I just want to shut down my computer, but seems like nothing works. I'm using Visual Basic 2008 with Windows 7.[code]...
The only thing that happens, is that the program looses focus, then several more instances of the program is created. Are there some particular restrictions in Windows 7 that prevents shutting down the computer?
How do I shut down a program I made via pressing the Windows own "X" icon? Im pretty sure there�s a code to do that, but what code is it, that I dont know
How can I set a program so that it will instruct my PC to shut down at certain time and date...Say I want my PC to shut down today 5 pm.... or any time and date.....my problem is I don't know to separate time and date....
Is there any way to determine how my application was closed. i.e. task manager, vs any standard close method. Actually my app is a dll that is used in an exe, so I really need to know how the exe program was shut down. Basically I am trying to write to a debug text file if the user has to shut down with task manager.
I'm trying to make a system on my computer in which I can find out log-on versus log-off times, I already know how to load a program at log-on, I just need to know how to load a program at log-off or shut-down.
ive coded a program with mutltiple forms and ive built it. The problem is that if i shut it down using the "X" it does not fully shut down and still uses certain files. Is there any code so i can make sure it shuts down completely?
I have a multi-threaded tray application. I basically need it to shut down. I do some loops to close down threads, and that does work well. However, if message boxes are open in the UI, this usually prevents shut down. I tried End and Environment.Exit. Thoughts?
I need to set my application to save entry (e.g LoggedOff) to database if application shuts down abnormally, like power failure or anything else like that.
I'm trying to do a little project with an embedded board and XP embedded OS to control a little machine. The board will have no monitor, so I need a little routine that when a key is pressed on the keyboard, it invokes a proper Windows shutdown.I want to have the letter "Z" trigger the action. I've found that the sequence I want to run is ultimately this
Code: SHUTDOWN -s -t 01
I'll put the routine in the start folder so that it's always in the background waiting for "Z", but is there anything else that has to be done since the machine controller software will be the "active" program?
I've noticed that a few download management programs do this, like uTorrent for example, where you can set it to shut down the system when the download(s) complete and I would like to implement this in my app as well.Right now I'm usingProcess.Start("shutdown.exe", "-s -t 05")which works fine if the user is logged in, but my home computer has the screen saver set to lock the computer in which all my app does is exit but the system doesn't shut down like it does when it's logged in.
I'm making a simple app that checks if Windows Media Center is open, if it is open and the program receives the close command from windows, make my application shut down the computer. I was wondering if this was the most efficient way of doing this:
In uTorrent the system shuts down whether the user is logged in or the system is locked, how is that possible?Also I would like to know how to detect if the system is locked or not because if they are logged in I, like uTorrent, would like to prompt the user that the system is about to shut down and give them 30 seconds to cancel it.
In addition to Process.Start("shutdown.exe", "-s -t 05") I also know about
Everything works OK with my VB program except, all of a sudden now, whenever I attempt to brush across a text string with the cursor intending to hilite the string I get an error message saying "Microsoft Visual Basic 2010 Express has encountered a problem and needs to close."Where-upon VB shuts down and restarts.
I've noticed that a few download management programs do this, like uTorrent for example, where you can set it to shut down the system when the download(s) complete and I would like to implement this in my app as well.
Right now I'm using
Process.Start("shutdown.exe", "-s -t 05")
which works fine if the user is logged in, but my home computer has the screen saver set to lock the computer in which all my app does is exit but the system doesn't shut down like it does when it's logged in. In uTorrent the system shuts down whether the user is logged in or the system is locked Also I would like to know how to detect if the system is locked or not because if they are logged in I, like uTorrent, would like to prompt the user that the system is about to shut down and give them 30 seconds to cancel it.In addition to
Process.Start("shutdown.exe", "-s -t 05")
I also know about
<DllImport("user32.dll")> _ Public Shared Function ExitWindowsEx(ByVal uFlags As Integer, ByVal dwReason As Integer) As Integer End Function Call ExitWindowsEx(1I, 0I) 'Shut Down
but this doesn't shut down the system if it's locked either.
I've recently started using visual basic express 2008 and am having problems with saving my project. Basically, the data sources keep dissapearing from the project when i have shut down my computer and come back to the project at a later time. This has happened to my project several times now and is getting quite irritating as i don't seem to beable to find a resolution to the issue.I could continue developing my application without having to re write the code constantly.
I want to search the windows security event log to determine if a certain user has logged in.I am using the system.diagnostic.eventlog class but struggling to display user name/ID information of the logged in account. From looking at the security log I can see that event ID 4624 display logon info. Here is my code so far:
Dim eventLogApp As New System.Diagnostics.EventLog("Security") Dim eventLogEntry As System.Diagnostics.EventLogEntry Dim eventCntr As Integer = 1 For Each eventLogEntry In eventLogApp.Entries
I have the following code, when I comment out the While loop, the service starts without any problems, but when I have that it wouldn't start, how can I go about doing the loop right after the service is started?
Protected Overrides Sub OnStart(ByVal args() As String) Dim serverSocket As New TcpListener(IPAddress.Any, 8000) Dim clientSocket As TcpClient