- Jan 3, 2017
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First off, not sure if this is the correct forum place or even website for this question, but I'd appreciate any help.
For college, (I'm in IT) I got a free Visual Studio download and had to do a bunch of small programs. Lately my laptop has been running really slowly and I know that if I factory reset it, it could run faster. I'm not really looking to buy a new one and would rather just stick with my Acer Aspire E 15 for now. I'd like to keep my solutions from VS for use later. I coded mostly with vb.net though and it's really weird with its save files. To send them in for a grade I would usually zip the file in winrar and send that zipped file over as the assignment. Should I just zip all of my vb.net solutions or is there an easier way to get this done? Or am I just making this harder than it needs to be?
Not sure if I'm giving enough info, so if you got any questions please ask.
Thanks!
For college, (I'm in IT) I got a free Visual Studio download and had to do a bunch of small programs. Lately my laptop has been running really slowly and I know that if I factory reset it, it could run faster. I'm not really looking to buy a new one and would rather just stick with my Acer Aspire E 15 for now. I'd like to keep my solutions from VS for use later. I coded mostly with vb.net though and it's really weird with its save files. To send them in for a grade I would usually zip the file in winrar and send that zipped file over as the assignment. Should I just zip all of my vb.net solutions or is there an easier way to get this done? Or am I just making this harder than it needs to be?
Not sure if I'm giving enough info, so if you got any questions please ask.
Thanks!
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