I downloaded and am trying to get DotNet.Highcharts working with Visual Studio 2010. I followed the instruction found at DotNet.Highcharts and it is not quite working. I am getting errors saying it can't find certain files. I did everything exactly as described in the link. Does anyone have more detailed instructions or have any idea what I may be doing wrong?
It sounds like you may have a problem similar to what I was experiencing. See post Link for what I did to correct it. it appears you may not have the files in the right location.
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Hi everyone this is my first post. I am having a major problem with visual studio I cannot log in to extend my 30 day trial period and have no access to using visual studio. So here is what is happening exactly I have been using visual studio 2017 community version for 30 days as a trial, they want me to log in to extend the use of visual studio but I get an error for almost everything. I will show some screenshots as to what specific errors.
Specific error with vs
So those are my errors and like anyone else here would do I have tried multiple ways to fix this myself. Here is what I have done.
I have gone into .Identityservice and cleared the cache that was there(there are multiple different forums and such detailing which cache to delete I only had one in the appdata/local/.identityservice which was IdentityServiceAdalCache.cache)
I have tried to go around going into the visual studio installer then to report a problem to sign into the developer community, it will let me sign in however as soon as I am done signing it is says that I have logged out and need to refresh my credentials which is why I cannot post on the developer community directly as well.
three clean reinstalls
repair option in installer
tried to see if updating would help
One more thing is that since visual studio provides error logs I have one here(or most of it anyway)
error log
I would really appreciate any help I can get, I have scoured the internet looking for answers but haven't been able to find much. Hopefully I have provided enough information. Thank you.
I am following this tutorial but apparently this error shows up
LNK1104 cannot open file 'SDL2.lib'
Now I traced back my steps but apparently all the files & directories are in the place that the tutorial said. I know there are people who had the same problem as mine but their problem got solved in their answers but they have different Visual studio versions from mine, which is 2015. I also tried doing the some of the answers in the forums I've visited. Can anyone help me out?
I managed to find a way to get around this. It is true that Visual Studio 2015 is having problems with the current SDL version. However this link would help solve the problems to all you out there having trouble with this. :)
I am not sure how this came to be exactly, but as of today I can't build anything at all in Visual Studio 2015 (community edition).
Even when creating a brand new project, console, winforms, class lib makes no difference, all I get when I try to build is the infamous "The operation could not be completed" popup. I have tried disabling the visual studio hosting process in the project properties, but to no avail.
It's really frustrating since I can't actually work on any projects at all right now. It feels like this should be a well-known issue, but searching here and on google only gives vaguely similar results but I can't find anything matching fully.
Please advise if I can access an error log or something like that to give more info.
I'm having this error pop up once I start Visual Studio professional 2013 with update 3.
I don't know whats going on and also when I created a web form and try to put items from the toolbox into a table in my code it doesn't let me. the items are dim and can't select them any more. before I would make a table and try to add Labels, textbox, etc and it wasn't a problem.
Visual Studio 2013 Update 4
Tools -> Extensions and Updates
Disabled "Release Management for Visual Studio 2013 v2.1".
That worked for me.
I got the same issue today, but the error message should be giving you some guidance.
Take a look at mine, it tells me to check the "ActivityLog.xml" for more information.
After looking at the entry my error showed me that it ocured the evening before around 5:30pm and I know I was installing the Visual Studio 2013 Update 4 at this time. So it seems I had a problem with my Update installation.
(Sorry maybe someone can school me on how to properly load an image for viewing)
So I realized my problem was an install issue I created, yours might be an add-on or something similar that you just updated your Visual Studio with that corrupted your VS.
So a little more researching and asking some buddies at work and we tried doing this step in another SO article, which should have the same effect of fixing our package loading problem also.
the Provider package did not load.
After running the steps listed there my Visual Studio started up without any obvious issue.
Hope this helps.
Open ActivityLog.xml in a viewer (I've used Microsoft Edge) and you'll find the error. VSPackage is the "Developer Analytics Tools" extension for me.
The error is gone after uninstalling that package. You can obtain the package and attempt to reinstall from the Developer Analytics Tools page in the Visual Studio Gallery.
I uninstalled and reinstalled Visual Studio and the problem went away for a little bit. It eventually came back complaining about different packages.
Then I noticed my home directory was encrypted. I decrypted the directory and the problem went away.
If it is not an encryption issue, I'd try just uninstalling and reinstalling VS 2013.
Message could be shown in case of "Path" environment variable longer than 2048 characters. In that case, system doesn't work proply with system paths like %windir%.
If it's your case, shorten "Path" environment variable and everything works again.
I'm writing a project in Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition, which used to work completely fine until that moment, when I decided to install MS Chart Control in order to create a diagram in my project.
This didn't work (error "failed to register activex control" when dragging the tool into the form; although I registered everything successfully as an administrator) and many hours googling myself through forums made it clear to me, that this seems to be a general bug. At least I couldn't find a solution.
So now, I removed the tool MS Chart Control again, but still, I get error messages, when I build my project. After reinstalling Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition completely and removing all references that pointed on the MS Chart Library, I managed to delete some of them.
However three errors still remain, when I build the project. All of them of the same kind:
"Cannot write to the output file "C:...\Visual Studio 2008\Projects\Test\Test\obj\Debug\Test.Form1.resources".
Access to the path 'C:...\Visual Studio 2008\Projects\Test\Test\obj\Debug\Test.Form1.resources' is denied."
(same thing with two other files in the Debug-folder)
I again spent several hours searching through forums, but could not find a helpful answer. I already tried reinstalling everything again as well as rebooting windows and emptying the bin.
I also made sure, that the folder properties of 'Debug' are set on 'full access'.
Still, Visual Basic can not write on these files anymore.
I would be very grateful for any answer. Please note, that I am not an expert, neither on programming nor on computer-troubleshooting, so I would be happy about generally understandable (step-by-step) answers.
Many thanks in advance!
Regards,
c.
I just found out, that it works, if I open Visual Basic Studio as an administrator.
Strange, because a month ago, it always worked fine and I don't think I have changed anything about the folder or datas properties.
Anyway.... that solved the problem, I guess.