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C# wizard generation error

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    I'm trying to use the C# wizard to generate a win form project (i.e., New Project | Visual C# Projects | Windows Application). When attempting this, I'm getting an error dialog during the creation of the project stating that "OLE Automation Server can't create the object". Although this used to work, after un-installing other previously installed applications, something got broke. Over the last two days, I've tried just about everything, to include the following steps: 1st: re-install (i.e., repair mode) vs.net. 2nd: checked event log (nothing there) 3rd: applied all the latest critical OS updates (in my case XP professional) 4th: confirmed that latest oleaut32.dll and olepro32.dll were on the box 5th: explicitly register both 6th: un-install and then re-install (i.e., new) vs.net 7th: apply non-critical OS updates (i.e., a desperate measure...) 8th: upgrade IE to v6 After all this, I still get the same dialog. Since all other apps on the box are functioning fine, it would appear that either (1) at least one of the vs.net dlls has been corrupted or (2) there is an incompatibility between vs.net and one of the OS dlls. Since (1) would have been taken care during the re-install, I'm inclined to lean in the direction of the latter, but find it hard to imagine...:mad: Anyone experience anything like this with that product or have any other ideas for my to try? Dave

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