I had a somewhat related problem. I developed, built and ran on A. Then I copied the whole project to B. Built there. Tried to run and got the same error messages mentioned by SusamPal. I tried several of the dances and incantations described by SusamPal to no avail. We have really following problem here: the application executable references dlls using manifest machinery.
In the deep past application authors just copied required dll's into system directories. Unfortunately this caused so called "dll hell" problem when overwriting older dll versions by incompatible newer one could make applications stop working. MS then came up with with versioning idea winsxs. Unfortunately this is quite complex machinery and it is definitely not a good idea to try manually installing dlls assemblies into the sxs folder.
Installing so called "redistributable packages" is not a perfect solution either. Additionally, this cannot help when we want debug versions.
As MS prohibits distribution of debug versions of supporting dlls, "redistributable packages" won't install them. Note that the assembly id depends on current subversion of VS and is related to installed supporting libraries. Usually, the VS installer adds the required assemblies to the system, but after some time installation of updates or newer SDK's and tools may damage this correct state.
Let's assume we have this situation - our debug libraries are no longer integrated into system. Suppose we have given workspace with project A and active debug configuration giving not working application. We can then create installer project, say C in current workspace, add our application or strictly, project with active configuration to it. Setup installer project to put our executable in some place desktop is the right place regarding this situation enable dependencies check and some other minor properties.
Then build project C and run installer or "install" from VS using context menu. Now your application and other created with debug dll libraries start to work. Beware when you run installer with "remove" option you came to previous situation. If you have some other applications and want to deploy them simply by copying, maybe on non development machine without installed VS, you may create dummy project together with appropriate configuration and installer for it. You then install it once on each machine and then copy executable s you are working on.
Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. Ask Question. Asked 9 years, 11 months ago. Active 4 years, 9 months ago. Viewed k times. Resolved Side by Side. On opening the Event Viewer on my PC i discovered a whole list of red warnings.
Thanks, Jules. Julian57 ,. Is something in the pc not working correctly? Posting the Source and the "description" of the event would help. I have several from where my antivirus found what it thought was a virus Many of the "warnings" are no big deal. Steve R Jones ,. Log in or Sign up to hide this advert. Details required :. Cancel Submit. Previous Next. Microsoft Barbie. How satisfied are you with this reply?
Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. Shekhar S. Could you provide us the exact and complete error message? When do you get this error message? Method 1. To do this, follow these steps: 1. Open an elevated command prompt.
If you are prompted for an administrator password or for a confirmation, type the password, or click Allow. I would recommend you to uninstall the search enhancement pack using the windows installer cleanup and re-install it.
Once it is installed, you'll get it listed under "All Programs" on the start menu. Run the tool and you'll see the search enhancement pack listed in there. Click on it and remove it.
That will completely remove and clean up everything. Once that is complete, go ahead and reboot the computer and re-install the search enhancement pack. In reply to Shekhar S's post on May 18, In reply to Charlie Dude's post on May 19, Shekhar Okay, here's an update. Well that was short lived! Well the "sidebyside" error is back! Well, it looks like I have some really good news for anyone that has been reading this thread. Does Windows 7 make me happy? In reply to Charlie Dude's post on May 21, Okay everyone!
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