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Sweet. Thanks a lot.

I don't know where else I could put this question. I'm was trying to download the free Wink 2.0 from www.debugmode.com, but for the past couple of days it has been down. Is this permanent? Does someone one here have the installation executable zip I could have? I'd really appreciate it. Thanks.

I started in safe mode and then tried to shut down. It still did not shut down.

I tried shutting down immediately upon startup, and still no luck. So it's not a program we are manually running. I can see anything in the event logs about stalled services or anything else that looks suspicious.

Not sure if they are up to date. They are on SP2, but other than that, I'll have to check. And what should I be looking for in the Event Viewer? What should I be trying to compare?

The screen stays on the "Windows is shutting down..." text. We've left it on overnight, almost 12 hours, and it is still on this screen. We always need to manually hold the power button down to finish it. How do I find out what the problem is? We don't have roxio, or any of the other typical...

We are currently using a USB to rs232 hub already. But we need a certain number of ports directly on the motherboard because some of our hardware does not work across the USB conversion. Thanks for the suggestion though.

That's an option, but not an ideal one. We need to be able to get the PC in and immediately put our image on the hard-drive and then ship it out again. Time is key here, and keeping things as simple as possible. Even if the computer isn't custom, it would work. Is there a prepackaged...

I'm looking for a place that sells decent computers with a minimum of 4 rs232/COM ports on the motherboard for use in a retail environment. None of the mainstream dealers offer this option. Does anyone here know who does? Or even a motherboard manufacturer that does? Thanks for your help.

We'll take a look. Thanks for the tips.

We're already calling Dispose on all of our images.

We'll give it a shot. Thanks. What can typically be done once we know which objects are not getting collected?

We are actually using a lot of images: PNG's and bitmaps. Also .wav files. Our application runs kiosks, so it talks with hardware like bill acceptors. But all the hardware is managed in a separate .dll, and the main app just calls it. Thanks.

Our C# application currently involves opening a form and closing that form as a regular action. However, everytime we close the form, if you look in the task manager, you can see the memory usage go up about 50 MB. The windows page file usage goes up as well. If we do this about 40 - 50...