Element {0} is using the most CPU. This could be caused by expanding the template, UI virtualization or because of many visual tree changes. This is causing the frame rate to be inconsistent.
Go to the Performance Warnings menu in the navigation toolbar and select the Frames view. Sort the frames by clicking the CPU Time column header and select the frames with the highest CPU time. From the Frames view, select the Visual Tree option and identify CPU usage for visual {0} in and other elements in the tree.
Element '{0}' is treated as the target role-player of a relationship '{1}' instance, which should be serialized in full-form. ...
element in the video XML data has a value that is out of range. Try reinstalling the screen recorder diagnostic data adapter. ...
element is not a valid child of AlternateContent. Only Choice and Fallback elements are valid children of an AlternateContent ...
Element that does not implement ITestElement or is not a valid ITestElement encountered in collection returned by TIP while ...
Element {0} is using the most CPU. This could be caused by expanding the template, UI virtualization or because of many visual ...
Elements of this visualizer has been disabled because the recursion level exceeds the maximum supported limit. Check your ...
Eliminates the drawing operations and the accompanying visual flicker that normally occur when making the transition between ...
Else directive Introduces a group of statements in an #If statement that is compiled if no previous condition evaluates to ...
Else keyword Introduces a group of statements in an If or a Select Case statement that is executed if no previous condition ...