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Thanks but I would like to keep the standard windows look.

Do any of you have a low level version of FileOpenDialog function (maybe using DLLCall) ?

Thanks but my code is already a mess and I try to avoid using custom functions as much as I can.

I will try to reproduce it in a virtual machine on a fresh install.

Thanks for your answers. I tried disabling EVERYTHING on my pc (I stopped every other software and every service I could stop including Antivirus). I retried and had the same lag. Could you please retry to open a random file 10 times with the code in this post and see if you clearly see a lag between the moment you click on OK and the moment you see the return from consolewrite ? PS: I tried to open a bug report but I could not login into Trac (Authentication information not available).

The delay is not only because the timer is before. Even if you take only 1 sec to click on OK, it will take approximately 8 seconds to return the value on my system (Win 8.1 x64 + SSD + 16 GB RAM ...). I had the same bug on my Windows 7 x64 with the same setup. When you select an ISO there is a big lag. I isolated the code and I still have the same lag randomly. Maybe something weird in AutoIT framework in this function ? Or it could be related to x64 versions ?

Hi there, There is something weird with FileSaveDialog. It takes approximately 8 seconds on my computer to return after clicking on OK. When compiling this exact code it looks faster but I still have this slow behaviour on another compiled software (LinuxLive USB Creator). $DEBUG_TIMER=TimerInit() $source_file = FileOpenDialog("Please choose an ISO image of LinuxLive CD", "", "ISO / IMG / ZIP (*.iso;*.img;*.zip)", 1,"") ConsoleWrite("It took "&Round(TimerDiff($DEBUG_TIMER)/1000,1)&" seconds to select ISO") Do you know what could cause this ? Thank you for your help PS : I'm still looking for AutoIT devs to help me on LinuxLive USB Creator. If interested, please contact me.

I'm trying to use this library in my own script but i'm facing an issue : the action is randomly repeated. For example if i try to open a FileOpenDialog on Mouse Primary Up action, it opens the file dialog more than one time. This example is bouncing (opening file dialog more than one time randomly) : Func PrimaryUp_Proc($iCtrlID) Switch $iCtrlID Case $Button GUICtrlSetImage($iCtrlID, $sImages_Path & "\Button_Hover.jpg") FileOpenDialog("BIOU", "", "") EndSwitch EndFunc I found a way to make it work properly but it involves using GUIGetMsg() and I would like to avoid that since my script is using OnEvent. Am I missing something here ? I hope someone can help me, thank you in advance.

I did not know paping. I will try it as soon as I can to see if it's working with a proxy. Thank you for your answer.

LinuxLive USB Creator project is still going on with almost a million pageviews per month and I'm still looking for some help for the GUI part. I would like to greatly improve the graphical interface in future version but it takes me too much time ... Please contact me if you would like to give me a hand. I REALLY need to find an easy way to create complex PNG GUI and also someone to check my code because I'm sure it could be improved.

I'm not sure to understand why but now it's working. I updated AutoIT to v3.3.8.0 so it may be related.

Hey, does it work for you on Windows 7 x64 SP1 ? _Update_Explorer does not seem to update the explorer (even if I can see a flickering of icons when triggered).

I tried from home on the same PC and it's working as expected. So it looks like if you have a transparent proxy this will not work (it will display latencies between your PC and the proxy and will never fail). This is a bad news because this tool is intended for "professional use" and I need it to be reliable.

Latencies are actually very low comparing to the real ones. My internet line is crappy and I have a few hundreds of msec of real latency. This piece of code is reporting milliseconds latencies. It's like TCPConnect does not even wait for the socket to be really opened by the remote server.

I found the culprit. It was BinTube Download Accelerator. Now I have almost the same behaviour as yours. Latencies are still bullshit though.