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Turning off "unhandled exception" pop-up window

Vinay Agarwal
6/30/2005 7:21:03 AM

dotnet clr: Hello,

I have a Logitech .NET 1.1 application that gives an unhandled exception
when .NET 2.0 is also installed on the same machine. The unhandled exception
is not relevant for the application's operation (time tick is out of range).
Is it possible to turn this popup off and have it select "Continue" option by
default?

The exception gives some information about JIT debugging to turn pop-up off
but I don't really want to debug anything, just want to quiet it down. Thanks.

Regards,

Re: Turning off "unhandled exception" pop-up window

Mitch Denny
8/6/2005 12:00:00 AM

You might be able to modify the configuration file for the Logitech
application to include the following entries:

1 <configuration>
2 <startup>
3 <requiredRuntime version="v1.1.4322" safemode="true"/>
4 </startup>
5 </configuration>

That way if something in the Logitech application is incompatible with the
..NET 2.0 BCL it will go and use the older version.

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Re: Turning off "unhandled exception" pop-up window

Vinay Agarwal
8/6/2005 8:43:29 AM

Thanks for the answer. I ended up going back to .NET 1.1 to fix the error.
But I definitely will try it.

Regards,

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