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    Sharpoverride
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    This is the message I keep getting more often the last few weeks.. And I only get it with my .Net Applications ... The real question is why ? I've reinstalled my .Net Framework ( 1.1 and 2.0 ) And the error still persisted I reinstalled windows ( didn't format it ) and I still got it... Finally I deleted the files and recompiled everything ? It worked... but the debug still gives that error ... Have to mention that this is the first time I ever received the error... Do you know of any viruses that could cause something like this ? ??? I have a backup of my program ( the one I'm working for about 4 months .. and it's verry big ) Didn't get the message here... so I'm hoping it's a virus that I have at home /?? Does anyone know of any reason for why the message appears when I execute a program written in DotNET ? Lazar Mihai Highschool student

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      This is the message I keep getting more often the last few weeks.. And I only get it with my .Net Applications ... The real question is why ? I've reinstalled my .Net Framework ( 1.1 and 2.0 ) And the error still persisted I reinstalled windows ( didn't format it ) and I still got it... Finally I deleted the files and recompiled everything ? It worked... but the debug still gives that error ... Have to mention that this is the first time I ever received the error... Do you know of any viruses that could cause something like this ? ??? I have a backup of my program ( the one I'm working for about 4 months .. and it's verry big ) Didn't get the message here... so I'm hoping it's a virus that I have at home /?? Does anyone know of any reason for why the message appears when I execute a program written in DotNET ? Lazar Mihai Highschool student

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      Andre Ziegler
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      Do you have the right .net framework version installed? x86/amd64 for you processor? 'A programmer is just a tool which converts caffeine into code'

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        Do you have the right .net framework version installed? x86/amd64 for you processor? 'A programmer is just a tool which converts caffeine into code'

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        Sharpoverride
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        yes... I have the write framework... i wrote the damn think I should have it.. since I designed it ... It's framework2.0... anyway ... it's probably a virus... formating should solve it ... I can't figure out any other solution Lazar Mihai Highschool student

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          yes... I have the write framework... i wrote the damn think I should have it.. since I designed it ... It's framework2.0... anyway ... it's probably a virus... formating should solve it ... I can't figure out any other solution Lazar Mihai Highschool student

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          mitooki
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          Did you write the .NET Framework 2 on your own or get some of your mates to help? :~

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            yes... I have the write framework... i wrote the damn think I should have it.. since I designed it ... It's framework2.0... anyway ... it's probably a virus... formating should solve it ... I can't figure out any other solution Lazar Mihai Highschool student

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            Sharpoverride
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            >... I was talking about .. my program... not the framework but I can see how you could confuse it ... sorry ... :^):zzz: Lazar Mihai Highschool student

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              This is the message I keep getting more often the last few weeks.. And I only get it with my .Net Applications ... The real question is why ? I've reinstalled my .Net Framework ( 1.1 and 2.0 ) And the error still persisted I reinstalled windows ( didn't format it ) and I still got it... Finally I deleted the files and recompiled everything ? It worked... but the debug still gives that error ... Have to mention that this is the first time I ever received the error... Do you know of any viruses that could cause something like this ? ??? I have a backup of my program ( the one I'm working for about 4 months .. and it's verry big ) Didn't get the message here... so I'm hoping it's a virus that I have at home /?? Does anyone know of any reason for why the message appears when I execute a program written in DotNET ? Lazar Mihai Highschool student

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              Daniel Grunwald
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              Lazar Mihai ( Sharp Override ) wrote:

              Do you know of any viruses that could cause something like this ? ???

              I cannot name any specific virus, but I think a lot of them try to attach themselves to .exe files and are not aware that .NET assemblies have a different file format.

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                This is the message I keep getting more often the last few weeks.. And I only get it with my .Net Applications ... The real question is why ? I've reinstalled my .Net Framework ( 1.1 and 2.0 ) And the error still persisted I reinstalled windows ( didn't format it ) and I still got it... Finally I deleted the files and recompiled everything ? It worked... but the debug still gives that error ... Have to mention that this is the first time I ever received the error... Do you know of any viruses that could cause something like this ? ??? I have a backup of my program ( the one I'm working for about 4 months .. and it's verry big ) Didn't get the message here... so I'm hoping it's a virus that I have at home /?? Does anyone know of any reason for why the message appears when I execute a program written in DotNET ? Lazar Mihai Highschool student

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                Tom Larsen
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                What do you mean "execute a program written in DotNET ?"? Did you write this program yourself? What compiler are you using?? Use ildasm first to make sure you have a valid .Net Assembly let alone something that is runable.

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