My exe file not working

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I have made a exe file using visual studio 2015 community edition which is available online for free. It works for few days but after that it does not respond. Can any body explain why is it so.

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using visual studio installer I made a setup file for windows application. It ran for one month but after that it stop responding

Posted 8-Feb-18 22:12pm

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Updated 11-Feb-18 19:45pm

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Member 13658881 · Answer 1 · 2018-02-11T19:45:00

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check your .net framework version 4.5 or +

Posted 11-Feb-18 19:45pm

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OriginalGriff · Answer 2 · 2018-02-08T22:22:00

We can't tell you - there is nothing in any version of Visual Studio (or any installation software that I am aware of) that deliberately limits software to a specific time period: that kind of restriction is normally built into your software by you, not by any system.

But ... if you didn't do it deliberately, then one possibility is that you are using a DLL assembly which has a one month trial period and that is causing your software to stop working. Check your application references and see if there is anything "non-standard" int there that might require a licence to use.
If there isn't anything, then you need to start looking very closely at your software, and probably adding a whole load of logging code to find out how far it gets and why it fails.

We can't do any of that for you, I'm afraid - over to you!