I got a problem... my c# projects are running fine on my devleoper machine on win2k. now i got a second PC with XP on it. I installed VS2005 and thought everything is fine but now a single project is making troubles.
if i start the application with the debuger the attached error message appears
dependency walker says:
Error: The Side-by-Side configuration information in "s:\st3d\optimisation2d\OPTI.EXE.manifest" contains errors. This application has failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect. Reinstalling the application may fix this problem (14001).
I have no idea where is coming from....
it would be great if you could give me any tips or suggestions
Did you check if the user you logged in to has full control? It seems to me that it can't start an application, which might be because of not enough rights...
I had a similar problem once when I saved one of my projects (created on a Vista OS PC) on a USB stick and brought it to another machine and tried to open it there. After recomilation of the whole project, starting to recompile the dll's and then the mainproject the problem was fixed.
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i don't solved the problem yet... All my other projects are working fine but i can't even debug this application! Im really (re)tired now... I don't know from where is coming i checked all dependencies namespaces etc.
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