Hello Se3ker,

I cannot understand the requirement clearly, so I want to clarify it with you.

Do you mean when My.Settings.IsAuthenticated is True, the form title should be changed to "Logged in as: XXX", when it is false, the title should be "Guest"? I think you don't need to handle the "SettingsLoaded" event, just put these code into Main_Load method is ok.
Private Sub Main_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
If My.Settings.IsAuthenticated Then
Main.LblUser.Caption = "Logged in as: " & My.Settings.Username
Else
Main.LblUser.Caption = "Guest"
End If
End Sub

>Is there a way to call the above code in the Load event without using the IF ENDIF statements, it basically just needs to load a setting. When it is loaded the other code will run??

What I confused was the above question. Could you please explain it clearly?

Sincerely,
Kira Qian

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The reason i put it in the Settings loaded event is i need this code to run when the setting is loaded, but i dont know a way to actually just load/call the particular setting without the IF statement.

And then the IF ENDIF is just blank, so it looks silly. So is there another way of doing this?

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Hello Se3ker385,

The SettingsLoaded event occurs only after the initial get access of the first configuration property used, typically through the Item method. So you can just use the settings' value and don't need to care its loading process.

Sincerely,
Kira Qian

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Not really following you there, could you please explain?

Isopose i could move my code to a module level, but it seems convenient in the SettingsLoaded as it is also tied to PropertyChanged event and i can easily just call it from anywhere then. The only silly thing is i just call/execute it like so: If My.Settings.IsAuthenticated End If ;

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