Error when calling GorgonGraphics.EnumerateAdapters about gorgon

[Tape-Worm]

Have you tried running the examples using C#? I'd like to see if this is something wrong because of VB.Net or if it's something else entirely.

[Tape-Worm]

OK, so I think I know what your issue is. You need to add an app.manifest to your application so that it can properly detect Windows 10. This is required for all windows apps (including C++). This is from the MSDN documentation on the function used to verify the version #:

"Windows 10: VerifyVersionInfo returns false when called by applications that do not have a compatibility manifest for Windows 8.1 or Windows 10 if the lpVersionInfo parameter is set so that it specifies Windows 8.1 or Windows 10, even when the current operating system version is Windows 8.1 or Windows 10."

If you read this link from the documentation: https://www.tape-worm.net/GorgonDocs/html/564985CC-F18F-4711-A2BC-0796D266E54D.htm

It'll explain what you need to do, this should apply to VB.Net as well.

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After reading the documentation, it's not very clear about this, so I'll update it.

[Tape-Worm]

By the way, I was just looking at your code in the screen shot, and that line where you're throwing an exception will probably not do what you think it will. Windows Form events like Form_Load tend to just eat the exception. My suggestion is that you catch any errors, display a message dialog, and then exit using a try-catch block in the Form_Load event.

See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3209706/why-the-form-load-cant-catch-exception

[Ranarrr]

Wow! Thank you for the quick AND thorough response. I've never done any graphics handling, or using D3D for that matter, so this wasn't something that popped up in my mind. I will also be taking your advice and using try catch in my code (for Load event). My bad for not reading the documentation very thoroughly (will do before I try to post any other "bugs").
Gotta say again, thank you very much for your response :)