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.Net Application not Runing on Test System

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    I have intalled .Net Framework 1.1 With SP1 on my test PC which is Running on Windows XP Home Edition and Windows 2000 Professional. My app crashes with some unknown Exception. I have tried a simple Windows App with just a few default controls it still doesnt work. Error Shows Common Language Runtime Debugging Services Application Has Generated an exception that could not be handled ProcessID = 0x128(288) ThreadID= 0x546(???) What could be wrong with it I have tried Both debug and release versions Zishan Haider

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      I have intalled .Net Framework 1.1 With SP1 on my test PC which is Running on Windows XP Home Edition and Windows 2000 Professional. My app crashes with some unknown Exception. I have tried a simple Windows App with just a few default controls it still doesnt work. Error Shows Common Language Runtime Debugging Services Application Has Generated an exception that could not be handled ProcessID = 0x128(288) ThreadID= 0x546(???) What could be wrong with it I have tried Both debug and release versions Zishan Haider

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      Steve Pullan
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      You mention both XP and 2000 on your machine. Are you sure that the .NET framework is installed on the one you are using for the tests? If not, it will fail. Another possibility is that the assembly is not running under the proper security credentials (e.g. running from a network drive without sufficient trust set for the intranet zone). ...Steve

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        You mention both XP and 2000 on your machine. Are you sure that the .NET framework is installed on the one you are using for the tests? If not, it will fail. Another possibility is that the assembly is not running under the proper security credentials (e.g. running from a network drive without sufficient trust set for the intranet zone). ...Steve

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        The test systems did not have .net framework installed prevously. I installed it by running that 23MB framework file only. I even installed the SP1 after the framework installtion. And no.. The test system is isolated, i.e. not connected through any network. I am running it through the local hard drive. What else can be wrong? Regards...

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          The test systems did not have .net framework installed prevously. I installed it by running that 23MB framework file only. I even installed the SP1 after the framework installtion. And no.. The test system is isolated, i.e. not connected through any network. I am running it through the local hard drive. What else can be wrong? Regards...

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          The framework is not correctly installed or you are targetting the wrong version of the framework in your assembly. ...Steve

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            The framework is not correctly installed or you are targetting the wrong version of the framework in your assembly. ...Steve

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            I checked the framework version the test system has a has a .001 minor upgrade and itt is supposed to be backwards compatible but any how I will try to use the dotnetfx that comes with the VS2003 CD will get back to you then

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