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My application was developed in VS-2013 and then i migrated my OS to Win-10 and and VS to 2017 . My application is server and Client application there is no problem with my server application it is working good, but Client application is getting crash after starting some time. showing an error that

"Clientshell has stoped working
A problem caused the program to stop working correctly .
Windows will close the program and notify if solution is avalable "

please help me to Resolve this issue.


Thanks in advance.

What I have tried:

I tried Uninstall VS and cleaned all local temp files, and reinstalled VS .
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Updated 14-Sep-17 20:05pm
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David_Wimbley 15-Sep-17 1:14am    
Just curious but how do you expect anyone here to help you without knowing what the error is? You do know this is the equivalent of going to the doctor saying "I hurt", expecting them to fix you without ever trying to diagnose you.

You need to realize we don't have access to your computer, your files, nor do we know anything about your project or what you are trying to accomplish.

If you want meaningful assistance you need to provide a meaningful explanation of your issue. This would include relevant code samples, full exception stack trace and a clear explanation of your error.
Graeme_Grant 15-Sep-17 1:48am    
Please update the question with clear and concise details, sample code, any error messages (including inner exception details), etc, by clicking on Improve question widget to add more info to the question.

1 solution

When you upgraded, VS2017 gave you a report that has warnings. Did you read it?

Are you running the app in VS2017 in Debug or Release mode? In Debug mode, make sure you have checked all boxes in the "Exception Settings" so that the debugger will pause when any exception is hit. Now you can investigate. You can read more about it here: Manage exceptions with the Visual Studio 2017 Debugger | Microsoft Docs[^]
 
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