Click Once application working slow

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Hi,

Issue:
I am using click once for deployment of my application. Application is running very slow after deployment.

My finding:
Below are steps:
1. Open bin/release folder for exe and run it normally.
2. Open bin/release folder for exe and run it as admin.

In 1st case application is working very slow as compared to 2nd case (kinda hanged up).

Please suggest the possible root cause and solution for the issue.
Also it is a production deployment so I can't ask every user to run it as admin.

About App:
It's a wpf app. App is used for project management in agile methodology.
We are opening a pop up by getting data(like line of business/product) from database for filtering projects. Code is written in C# and it's an enterprise app.

Thanks in advance

Posted 6-Aug-15 4:19am

teek13

Updated 6-Aug-15 5:24am

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2015-08-06T04:59:00

Solution 1

Considering we know NOTHING AT ALL about what your application does it's impossible to tell you anything useful.

Click Once has nothing to do with it as that's just a deployment of your application.

Is your app a Windows Forms app? WPF app? Console app? What?

What does the app do? What is it supposed to do? How was the code written to accomplish these tasks?

Posted 6-Aug-15 4:59am

Dave Kreskowiak

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teek13 6-Aug-15 11:55am

Updated Q

Dave Kreskowiak 6-Aug-15 13:02pm

OK, so at what point does the app slow down? This is where you use profilers and debuggers to figure out what's going on.

There is no one single cause for a "slow" app, there's thousands of possible causes.

teek13 7-Aug-15 1:03am

There is a popup which we are opening for viewing of data. UI got hanged (scroll bar not working/not able to type in text block) when I opening that pop up normally (kind of not responding) but if I open it in admin mode it works fine.

Dave Kreskowiak 7-Aug-15 8:27am

Well, what's the popup code doing where it hangs!??!?!?!?! Without knowing the details of what the code is doing it's IMPOSSIBLE to tell you what's happening!!!!