De Leverancier Van Onze Programmeertaal Geeft De Volgende Adviezen Voor Het Voorkomen Van

De Leverancier Van Onze Programmeertaal Geeft De Volgende Adviezen Voor Het Voorkomen Van

Systeemtips

De leverancier van onze programmeertaal geeft de volgende adviezen voor het voorkomen van problemen bij het uitvoeren van de programmatuur:

  1. Make sure any Anti-virus that is doing a Live Scan, is Excluded from the folders with the exe and the data. It’s also possible to exclude files with the tps extension.
  1. Check for newer versions of the drivers for some of the devices. Especially the Video driver.
  1. See what processes are auto started, especially Catalyst Control Center or other video control software. Try to cut down one having the PC running services in 'automatic start'' mode that are not crucial (things that can be started when needed and stopped when not).
  1. Also, sometimes, especially if it has been a while, just updating the last service Pack install for the OS might help (even if it is the same SP that is already applied).
  1. There have been reports of Microsoft Security Essentials causing a lot of problems. Be sure that they are not running that (MS promotes it as part of the Live Updates down loads).
  1. Be sure that Opportunistic Locking and Write Behind Cashing are disabled. (zie volgende pagina voor details)

Daarnaast zijn ons de volgende mogelijke probleemveroorzakers bekend:

  1. Door energiebeheer automatisch uitschakelen / stand-by gaan van laptops
  2. Draadloze verbindingen
  3. Storingen in netwerkkaarten, kabels, routers ed
  4. Schijf fouten

Making Windows Registry Changes

The topics below discuss changing editing the Windows Registry.

Caution: The following warning appears in every Microsoft article that discusses editing the Windows Registry:

WARNING : You can edit the registry by using Registry Editor (Regedit.exe or Regedt32.exe). If you use Registry Editor incorrectly, you can cause serious problems that may require you to reinstall your operating system. Microsoft does not guarantee that problems that you cause by using Registry Editor incorrectly can be resolved. Use Registry Editor at your own risk.

If you change any of the Registry values discussed below, you will have to reboot the PC on which the value was changed to ensure that the new setting goes into effect.

The Registry changes are listed in the format MainRegistryKey\SubKey\SubKey RegistryValue = RequiredValue

where:

  • MainRegistryKey is one of the main Windows Registry keys (e.g. HKey_Local_Machine)
  • SubKey is any subkey of a main Registry key
  • RegistryValue is a Registry value to change or add in the specified Registry key
  • RequiredValue is the value RegistryValue must be set to cause the effect described

If any subkeys or values described do not exist in your Registry, you will have to add them. Please check carefully before doing so.

Disabling Oplocks on Windows Client PCs

To disable oplocks on a Windows client PC (a Windows PC that accesses an embedded database table hosted on another PC), change or add the following Registry values:

 HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\MRXSmb\Parameters OplocksDisabled = 1

Disabling Oplocks on Windows Servers

To disable oplocks on a Windows server (a Windows PC that hosts an embedded database table accessed from another PC), change or add the following Registry values:

 HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\LanmanServer\Parameters EnableOplocks = 0

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