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SOLUTION : Install Service Pack 1 for VS2010.
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I was install service pack 1 for vs2010. But couldn't solve problem. Can you help me!
ReplyDeleteI have exactly the same issue, it is working for me at home but not at work. I'm on XP with SP3. I installed Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1 but the same issue persits.
ReplyDeleteDid I missed something? Is there anyway to have an explicit error? Is there any error log file stored somewhere?
The environment Path variable has overflowed. This causes the error message 'Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation'. The solution is to start button - Run - type SYSDM.CPL - press enter. Select tab [Advanced] - button [Environment variables]. Section 'System variables' - select Path - button [Edit]. Now you have to modify the Path variable. Technical Task: Each item within the Path is separated by a ';' Reduce the number of items. make sure that important items are first. Important items are any paths pointing to windows directories.
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DeleteOther points, make sure that you re-boot your machine after changing the environment path to test and check that the changed path is fixed. Also, The symptom to prove/verify that the Path environment variable has indeed overflowed is: - it should not be possible to append any characters to the end of the Path environment variable. Also, if you go into the command shell and type [ cmd> path > PathCopy.txt ] then press enter. You should be able to take a copy of your existing path before you make any changes, 'just in case !'. Non Techi people; start button - run - type cmd - press enter. Then in the black window, type path > PathCopy.txt, then press enter, then type PathCopy.txt and your path data should be displayed in a notepad screen.
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