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I have the same or maybe similar problem in VS 2005, which I fixed in the following way:
1. Delete the .ncb and .suo files for the solution (you may want to rename them instead so you can go back).
2. Create a shortcut to the .sln on your desktop.
3. Use the desktop shortcut to open the solution.
for information, the ncb is the class browser file that will get recreated by VS. I'm not aware that you will loose anything by deleting this. The suo holds user options and is blamed for many issues. It will be automatically recreadted by VS, but you will loose some user settings.
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I found today another solution to this annoying bug. I reinstalled .NET framework 1.1 and then I installed Service Pack 1 for .NET framework 1.1. Everything went back to normal after these 2 steps. Hope it helps.
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I got this bug in association with some package load failures in VS2005.
This article helped me solve it:
http://blogs.msdn.com/astebner/archive/2005/12/16/504906.aspx
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Matrox PowerDesk's "Automatically save/restore windows positions" feature can destabilize some windows applications.
Selecting this feature causes many appications to fail in various ways, including the Microsoft Visual Studio (both 2003 and 2005) (blank property pages and crash) and any applications relying on MS mmx.exe, which includes all Administrative Tools. It also causes Norton Ghost to fail. Probably others.
To replicate - Select (turn ON) PowerDesk "Automatically save/restore windows positions". Open Administrative Tools >> Event Viewer. When Event Viewer is closed (Exit), an exception is thrown - "mmc.exe - Application Error" "The exception unknown software exception (0x.......) occured in the application at location 0x...."
Applies to :
DualHead2Go, Asus laptop, nVidia GeForce Go 6200, XPPro
Setup for dual monitoring (2 X 1024x768).- Screen Resolution 2048x768, Desktop Divider - W2, H1
Brooks
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Actually, I think I have a better solution which I just stumbled upon. If you pull up VS 2003's Tools/Options... requester, and go down to Projects, you'll see that you get an ERROR: Common Runtime Language not installed (or something to that effect). I reinstalled .NET 1.1 and all works well. I presume this broke sometime after I'd played with VS 2005 Beta.
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Deleting this folder, although it resets the UI settings of VS, does not seem to bring the Properies Browser out of it's blank mode for me.
Anything else that could solve this problem? It's getting to be a real pain.
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please reply back if any got any ideas??
me to same issue
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I had the same problem and discovered that you have to delete the contents of this directory AND start up the IDE in the directory of the solution (can do that through a right click on the solution in file explorer). In an earler installation, I had this problem and all I did was open the IDE from the solution directory and the problem was resolved. Since then, I installed a new hard drive, loaded XP SP2, and reloaded the VS, as well as added other tools to the system (Intel 9.0 compiler, and others). I am not certain what actually broke the IDE, in that the first time I went in to try and modify properties was today.
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Just for posting the solution to the problem. It's been bugging me for a while and now I know what directory to delete which is good enough to fix the problem.
Cheers!
"If there is a God, atheism must seem to Him as less of an insult than religion." - Edmond de Goncourt
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hii did u got solution for that me too same issue
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It has never happened again since I originally posted and originally the authors article solved the problem for me by deleting that folder.
"A preoccupation with the next world pretty clearly signals an inability to cope credibly with this one."
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mine is not the latest one its 2002
any ideas plz help
shall i re install
or else something 
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from the guidelines:
Also note that source code associated with an article that was written by the author must be provided with the article. External links to the most up-to-date version (or online demo) are fine, but we still require at least a workable version to be submitted with your article to be made available on CodeProject. The reason for this is that 9 times out of 10 links to external downloads break within months due to any number of unavoidable factors. Having a local copy on CodeProject means at least some code will still be available.
requiring users to go to your website for the code is clearly outside the guidelines, and since you require registration by email address, raises the suspicion (your disclaimer aside) that you might be more intersted in harvesting email addresses than sharing code.
Power corrupts and PowerPoint corrupts absolutely. - Vint Cerf
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Please read carefully, it is not source code or demo, It is solution to bug found in visual studio.net, which they can remove it by themselves which is clearly mentioned in article how to do it.
Next is if they want they can download the add-in freely from my website and when user comes there it is my website's policy there CP's guideline doesnt come into picture, well here I am not sharing the code or distributing the code, the only major concern is bug and its solution.
There are several articles in CP which shows some small code here and for full version they give links outside CP and then they become professionals.
Yes if I wouldnt have shown remedy here and would have told users to download directly from my website, it would have been definately a different issue.
Remember: Be Polite !!!
Programming is fun.
-Akash Kava
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When we submit name&email to get the download files from your website, the following error occurs, stopping the download.
HTTP Status 404 - /jsp/subscription/Subscribe.jsp
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type Status report
message /jsp/subscription/Subscribe.jsp
description The requested resource (/jsp/subscription/Subscribe.jsp) is not available.
-Anthony
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Thanks for reporting problem,
It is working now, Sorry for inconvenience caused.
Programming is fun.
-Akash Kava
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