```
TaskEditDialog ted = new TaskEditDialog(dct, true, true);
try
{
ted.ShowDialog();
```
On Windows 2008 R2 Server, logged in as an Administrator, when the ShowDialog() call exits (but before it hits the next line of my code) I am seeing an Unhandled Exception.
On my Windows 10 dev machine it is absolutely fine, on other platforms it also seems fine. It is the specific circumstances that seems to be causing the problem.
Any advice most welcomed. If I can provide more/better diagnostic information I'd be very happy to.
Comments: ** Comment from web user: dahall **
TaskEditDialog ted = new TaskEditDialog(dct, true, true);
try
{
ted.ShowDialog();
```
On Windows 2008 R2 Server, logged in as an Administrator, when the ShowDialog() call exits (but before it hits the next line of my code) I am seeing an Unhandled Exception.
On my Windows 10 dev machine it is absolutely fine, on other platforms it also seems fine. It is the specific circumstances that seems to be causing the problem.
Any advice most welcomed. If I can provide more/better diagnostic information I'd be very happy to.
Comments: ** Comment from web user: dahall **
Thank you for your work to isolate the problem and for calling off my hunt. Best of luck in finding the problem. I had a thought, try setting the parameters on the constructor to (task, true, false) which will not re-register the task on exit. If the ShowDialog method returns DialogResult.OK, then register the task yourself. It is a long shot, but definitely simplifies the code run inside my library.