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What are the settings I need to have in order to run debug in Visual Studio for a program set up in the IIS?

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    What are the settings I need to have in order to run debug in Visual Studio for a program set up in the IIS? I have a solution in Microsoft Visual Studio which successfully builds a web solution. This is project is in use and has had other developers work on it. So I can safely conclude that the problem I am having once I run the program locally does not have to do with the code itself but must be on my system somehow. When I click to run the program by clicking on the proverbial "Run" button in Visual Studio that is renamed as "ISS Express (Internet Explorer)", the browser displays the error: "Could not load file or assembly 'Extreme.Numerics.Net40.x64.Serial' or one of its dependencies. An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format." I ran the MSI file "Extreme.Numerics.Professional.v5.1.x64" because it was first assumed that the Extreme Numeric was not installed. But when I ran this installer, the dialog window showed that it has already been installed because it offered "Change", "Repair" or "Remove". This implies that it has already been installed. I went to the IIS and I clicked on the Web site and the "Basic Settings..." and clicked to test the settings, it passed the authentication and authorization. Please advise. What should I try next or where should I look to get more clues to fix this? What are the settings I need to have in order to run debug in Visual Studio for a program set up in the IIS?

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      What are the settings I need to have in order to run debug in Visual Studio for a program set up in the IIS? I have a solution in Microsoft Visual Studio which successfully builds a web solution. This is project is in use and has had other developers work on it. So I can safely conclude that the problem I am having once I run the program locally does not have to do with the code itself but must be on my system somehow. When I click to run the program by clicking on the proverbial "Run" button in Visual Studio that is renamed as "ISS Express (Internet Explorer)", the browser displays the error: "Could not load file or assembly 'Extreme.Numerics.Net40.x64.Serial' or one of its dependencies. An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format." I ran the MSI file "Extreme.Numerics.Professional.v5.1.x64" because it was first assumed that the Extreme Numeric was not installed. But when I ran this installer, the dialog window showed that it has already been installed because it offered "Change", "Repair" or "Remove". This implies that it has already been installed. I went to the IIS and I clicked on the Web site and the "Basic Settings..." and clicked to test the settings, it passed the authentication and authorization. Please advise. What should I try next or where should I look to get more clues to fix this? What are the settings I need to have in order to run debug in Visual Studio for a program set up in the IIS?

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      This is just a WAG but when I get an error about an incorrect format like yours. It has always been because I am building for 32 bit when a referenced dll or something else requires 64 bit. Try changing your build settings and see what happens. Like I said it has always been that for me. HTH

      Jack of all trades, master of none, though often times better than master of one.

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