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Yes, this is because my original code should look like this instead: Loop Start //Some logic here. Removed for brevity Dim p As New ProcessStartInfo dim myProcess as Process = Nothing p.FileName = _NAME p.Arguments = _ARGS...

That's what I've been reading and when I try doing p.WaitForExit I get the message: 'WaitForExit' is not a member of 'System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo'.

First, a bit of pseudo-ish code: Loop Start //Some logic here. Removed for brevity Dim p As New ProcessStartInfo p.FileName = _NAME p.Arguments = _ARGS p.WindowStyle = ProcessWindowStyle.Hidden Process.Start(p)...

Right now it's set to requireAdminister. This way it prompts when started which at least works as a band-aid fix for now. When run with asInvoker, this is what I get: ************** Exception Text ************** System.Net.WebException: The operation has timed out at...

I'm saving to the temp directory with System.IO.Path.GetTempPath The temp directory should be open to non-admins, right? If so, then why does the program fail to download unless I run it with admin privileges?

Yea, that's what I did. It prompts the user at launch to allow access to the program. This works, but I was hoping to eliminate that step entirely.

I've got a working program written up that downloads a file from a site and unzips it to a specific location. Everything works fine when I test the program, but once I compile it and try to run it I get timeout errors at the My.Computer.Network.DownloadFile line. The site I'm downloading from...

Took me a while, but I finally found that I needed to have Imports Ionic.Zip at the top of the code. Thanks.

DotNetZip: DotNetZip Library I've been using VB for quite a number of years, but I've only ever used it for creating personal programs to help me with various tasks. I've never gotten very in-depth with it and anybody would call most of the things I write very "elementary." I want to use...