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Fatal Execution Engine Error while trying to run .net exe

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    surender m
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    --------------------------- Error --------------------------- Fatal Execution Engine Error (0x7927f26e) --------------------------- OK --------------------------- pls help resolve this error. Thanks inadvance..

    No Defeat Is Final Until You Stop Trying!.......

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      --------------------------- Error --------------------------- Fatal Execution Engine Error (0x7927f26e) --------------------------- OK --------------------------- pls help resolve this error. Thanks inadvance..

      No Defeat Is Final Until You Stop Trying!.......

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      Pete OHanlon
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      This error is normally the result of a corruption of your .NET installation. I'm afraid it means that you are going to have to reinstall .NET. BTW, I found this with a quick Google of the exception you typed in. You could have found the answer quicker than it took you to type your question. Why did you not use Google first?

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        This error is normally the result of a corruption of your .NET installation. I'm afraid it means that you are going to have to reinstall .NET. BTW, I found this with a quick Google of the exception you typed in. You could have found the answer quicker than it took you to type your question. Why did you not use Google first?

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        I hav googled it already bt nothing resolved my problem. i hav reinstalled my .net framework still the problem persists. so i thought of posting here if somebody facing the same issue can help resolve.

        No Defeat Is Final Until You Stop Trying!.......

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          I hav googled it already bt nothing resolved my problem. i hav reinstalled my .net framework still the problem persists. so i thought of posting here if somebody facing the same issue can help resolve.

          No Defeat Is Final Until You Stop Trying!.......

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          Are you running multiple versions of .NET on your machine? It could be that the app is targetting a different version of the runtime to the one you think it is. A way to test this is to create a virtual machine with an installation of the framework that you think it's targetting, and attempt to run the application in this VM. Then, if it still fails, create a simple console application that definitely targets that version. If you the console app works, then you pretty much know that either your whole application is hosed, or it's a different version of the framework that it should be running. One thing you could do, is try to load your assembly from a different .NET application using the Assembly load methods and see if it throws a BadImageFormatException which can occur if your application is either not a .NET assembly, or is internally corrupted. Beyond that, the corruption could be because you are relying on a component that uses a different version of the .NET framework to the one you reloaded, and that framework is corrupt.

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            Are you running multiple versions of .NET on your machine? It could be that the app is targetting a different version of the runtime to the one you think it is. A way to test this is to create a virtual machine with an installation of the framework that you think it's targetting, and attempt to run the application in this VM. Then, if it still fails, create a simple console application that definitely targets that version. If you the console app works, then you pretty much know that either your whole application is hosed, or it's a different version of the framework that it should be running. One thing you could do, is try to load your assembly from a different .NET application using the Assembly load methods and see if it throws a BadImageFormatException which can occur if your application is either not a .NET assembly, or is internally corrupted. Beyond that, the corruption could be because you are relying on a component that uses a different version of the .NET framework to the one you reloaded, and that framework is corrupt.

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            thank you for the valuable suggetions.. i'll check all the cases

            No Defeat Is Final Until You Stop Trying!.......

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              thank you for the valuable suggetions.. i'll check all the cases

              No Defeat Is Final Until You Stop Trying!.......

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              Good luck. I hate exceptions like this.

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                --------------------------- Error --------------------------- Fatal Execution Engine Error (0x7927f26e) --------------------------- OK --------------------------- pls help resolve this error. Thanks inadvance..

                No Defeat Is Final Until You Stop Trying!.......

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                I think Microsoft .Net files were screwed up. failed to use Control Panel to get rid of them. Able to download Microsoft .Net V2.0 for install, but just did a repair .

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