Notifications problem on Windows 10
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When applying a profile on Windows 10, a series of notifications appear just above the tooltray that (apparently) cannot be disabled using the "disable balloon tooltips option". The problem being that they can actually cover the right click context menu to select a profile. The way these notifications queue, it can be half a minute or more before they go away on their own
Applying a profile accidentally means having to either wait for the entire queue of notifications to expire one-by-one or manally close each of them in sequence before selecting a different one.
Hello. Thanks for your feedback and your explination. Makes my life a lot easier. I will restart work on TCP/IP Manager in the near future as it seems there are some bugs to be fixed and a couple of features requested. I will update you as I will work on it.
I'd try to help out, as I use this program all the time at work (switching back and forth between static and dhcp for configuration of devices with static defaults like routers etc) - but I'm not famaliar with the environment used to program this.
Thanks for the utility!
Glad it helps you. I sure will update it soon. An update is due... I have a lot of apps and I am updating each of them from time to time as it becomes needed.
I took a closer look, bug was introduced in Commit 102.
Calls to ShowBalloonHint() were added to CurrentNetworkProfile.ApplyNetworkProfile without the checks against CurrentOptions.GetDisableBalloonTips that are used in MainWindow