Unfortunately, the profiler does not think so. You are still using CMFCRibbonButton and CMFCMenuBar classes, which are inherited from CMFCToolBar, which uses GetPixel. And maybe several other classes also use it. The problem with GetPixel is also that in the last Windows update, the more system uptime, the slower it is. Perhaps this is caused by a leak of system resources due to some kind of error in the update. Therefore, at least one object that uses it, is enough to make the program run unacceptably slowly. But I understand that such a hack is not suitable for public use. I'm trying to find another way.
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