I'm a web developer who's taken over an ADP project and needs help with the Windows and Access Environments.
I was coding in VBA in Access 2007, and would at times need to rebuild the project by importing forms, reports, and modules due to corruption issues. I believe these issues were caused by run-time errors during coding.
I've upgraded to Access 2010 (Office Suite 2010 32-bit) on a Windows 7 Machine (64-bit). The same (I believe) corruption issues in Access 2010 are invoking the following error:
After making changes in my project, I will save, exit, and attempt to open the project. Access 2010 displays a message box "Access has stopped working". I click "debug" and Windows attempts to open the Visual Studio Just-In-Time debugger, with the following:
An unhandled win32 exception occurred in MSACCCESS.EXE [6648]
I exit out of Access 2010 and attempt to reopen the file and it throws the same exception. I exit out again and attempt to open Access 2010 by itself, and Access attempts to create a Backup copy of the same file. The process fails and throws the same exception. I can open Access by holding the shift key while double-clicking, but when I attempt to rebuild the corrupted version I get the same error message as above. So my rebuild is failing, and I'm stuck in 2010. I can rebuild in 2007, but would like to fix this on this brand new machine which would be sweet to develop on.
I had the same problem. I had inherited an Access 2003 database with a report that I had no involvement in designing. I converted it to a *.accdb (MSAccess 2007) file and this error became a constant headache. Sometimes it would work right after backing up and using the backup, and sometimes it didn't.
All the other queries and tables worked fine, except for the report. The only thing special about that report was that it used a macro with a "SetValue" action of "[Page], 0".
After looking at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb177384(v=office.12).aspx and seeing "Note This action will not be allowed if the database is not trusted." at the top of the page, I went back to my database, changed my macro settings in the trust center to "Enable all macros", choose File, then Exit to go out of the database and it re-opened.
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I'm running Visual Studio 2017, version 15.0.0+26228.9
When I'm trying to create a new project via File > New > Project... in Visual Studio 2017, I'm receiving the following error message and the project is not created:
Access denied (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80070005 (E_ACCESSDENIED))
Don't mind the german message text in the screenshot:
This happens for every project template I use (e.g. C# WPF, VB WPF, C# Console App...).
If I try to create a project via the quick search box on the starting page of visual studio, VS just crashes instantly with no exception message at all:
Has anybody else ran into this issue and might know how to fix it?
I had the same error.
I solved it by following the procedure :
Shutdown all instances of Visual Studio
Delete %LocalAppData%\Microsoft\VisualStudio\15.0_f4938f75\privateregistry.bin file (the ID after 15.0_ may be different per machines)
Start VS as normal user
all credit for this should go to https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/content/problem/31188/access-denied-error-1.html
Ok, I fixed it.
Long story short, the reason for the problem was an incomplete and/or corrupted setup.
But it was a rather bumpy road to the solution, including several un-installations and re-installations until I eventually figured out why the setup was indeed faulty.
Sometimes I got an exception during the installation, other times it finished just fine, but the HRESULT-error persisted when I tried to create a new project.
I my special case, this was caused by the corporate firewall, that blocked some of the setup packets from being downloaded by the web installer. I solved the issue by connecting to an open WiFi, that's not filtered by the firewall.
As I'm working with a standard user, UAC kicks in when I start any installation routine. When I first started the setup via UAC and connected to the free WiFi, it wasn't able to find the packet servers.
It took me a minute to realize that the admin user I used for UAC had his own internet proxy settings, that wouldn't work with the open WiFi.
After I logged on as administrator, disabled the proxy and logged on as my main user again, I ran the setup again - and it failed again with a bunch of "incomplete workload" messages. As frustrated as I was at this point, I simply ran it again via the "Change" button without even closing the webinstaller and this time it finally completed without any errors!
After this, I could start VS just normally and creation of a new project was possible.
So, if you experiencing any troubles like this, I would strongly recommend to run a "Repair" or "Change" installation just over your existing one but try to avoid any firewalls between you and the internet.
1/ open control panel -> program and future - > IIS Express -> select Repair
2/ Refresh some time -> open Visual Studio
This 's about IIS Express in your computer . you only need to repair it in control panel is ok .
I tried and success.
My solution,
The Clang-format caused this. just disable clang-format:
Options->Text Editor->C/C++->Formatting->General->Eable ClangFormat Support
I had the same error when I tried to create a test certificate.
I have just launched VS as administrator.
And everything is Ok
The below solution worked for me
Make sure all the instances of Visual studio are closed.
Go to %LocalAppData%\Microsoft\VisualStudio\15.0_****
Delete the file privateregistry.bin
I tried changing the version of .Net Framework from 4.0 to 3.5 while creating the project. This solved my error.
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Changing version of Net Framework
Situation.
I have Web developer Express Studio 2008 installed on my system.
Until recent windows update it worked fine, but about 2 weeks ago it start giving me an error every time I attempt to create any new project. Screen shot of an error below:
Express 2008 error
I did try to do windows restore to point before update and it did not worked.
As a next step I installed Visual Studio 2010(same result) and VS 2015 same result but a bit more descriptive error. Screen show below.
VS 2015 error
But there is no clear information on Microsoft MSDN forums about this error or how to fix it.
I did try to do reset(devenv.exe\resetsettings) but so far no luck.
Any idea what is going on and how to fix this?
Right now I can not create ANY new project and some of older projects are not opening as well. There is no system of or any kind of similarity between projects which opens or not.
This is a fairly vague error as the dll in question isn't listed here and 0x8007045a is just the error code for this dll initialization error. As a next step in troubleshooting to find the issue (outside of a windows repair) I'd go ahead and run Process Monitor and watch the file system activity for Visual Studio (once you see devenv.exe show up, right click on it and include just that process.
There's a blog post with some troubleshooting steps here but really though, you need to find which library is the culprit to track down what you'll need to reinstall (likely from a system or shared library side).
I have Visual Studio 2012 shell installed just for SQL Server Data tools so I can do SSIS and SSAS projects. I used it for several days and one afternoon, it just wouldn't work- got a popup saying "Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 has stopped working" and it had these long error messages in any windows relating to SSIS, like the SSIS toolbox and Variables window. I ran it in safe mode and no longer got the popup message, but still saw the SSIS errors and SSIS projects would not load (in Solution Explorer they were empty and say "incompatible"). I tried uninstalling and reinstalling VS and installed CU5 and CU15 (cumulative updates) for SQL Server and even started uninstalling SQL Server (that got complicated, it never seemed to really remove everything), but ran out of luck and reformatted my computer. After doing that, I installed SQL Server (Developer edition) and VS and things worked great for a couple days until I installed Windows Updates last night. This morning, Visual Studio was back showing the errors again. This is so frustrating!! I tried uninstalling all updates that I saw that ran the last couple days.
Errors that appear in SSIS Toolbox (or Variables window, etc):
An exception was encountered while constructing the content of this frame. This information is also logged in "C\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\VisualStudio\11.0\ActivityLog.xml". Exception details: System.Windows.Markup.XamlParseException: Provide value on 'System.Windows.Markup.StaticExtension' threw an exception.--->
System.Reflection.TargetInvocationException:Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation.--->
System.TypeLoadException: Could not load type 'Microsoft.SQLServer.Dts.Design, Version=11.0.0.0,Culture=neutral,PublicKeyToken=89845dcd8080cc91'. at Microsoft.SqlServer.IntegrationServices.Designer.Common.ImageSourceHelper.GetImageSourceFromResource(Assembly assembly, String resourceName, Size size) at
Microsoft.SqlServer.IntegrationServices.Designer.Common.ImageSourceHelper.GetImageSourceFromResource(Assembly assembly, String resourceName, Boolean isLarge)
etc
I am unable to see the rest of the error right now, but I also saw this error frequently before I reformatted my computer: "The type initializer for 'Microsoft.DataTransformationServices.Design.SharedIcons' threw an exception. I think I saw this after I ran VS in Safe Mode, and then started it again, although I haven't seen it this time around.
I ended up resolving this by opening up SQL Server Installation Center. I went to Maintenance and then Repair, and once that finished, VS started working again. I also want to point out that while Repair was running, I got a couple error popups and messages asking me to insert a CD or media file that I did not have. I just hit Cancel or whatever was needed to move on, so don't be deterred by that.
I'm getting the following error message
Cannot access a disposed object. Object name: 'MarshalingWindowFrame'.
This message came when I tried to load a SLN file into VS2013.
What is the reason?
I am using VS2013 Ultimate with Update 4 on Windows8.1 pro x64 bit OS (8GB RAM, 500GB HDD)
If you get that when opening a solution, either an addon is bugging out or (worse, but less likely) you found a bug in VS itself. Try safe mode and see if that helps.
If however you get the error when opening a form rather than the solution itself (remember opening a solution loads the various forms), there's a bug in an user control that's trying to access a disposed object. Remember that user controls run as binaries when hosted in VS, so make sure you put actual code inside guards that require you not to be in design mode.
Was that project created in the earlier versions or in the Visual Studio 2013 Preview? Because, if you update this project from Visual Studio 2013 Preview, you have to check the update procedure (http://blogs.msdn.com/b/lightswitch/archive/2013/08/12/upgrading-your-lightswitch-projects-raghuveer-gopalakrishnan.aspx) first, perhaps it can give some hints why this happens.
I've just recently installed VS2010 Professional (trial) on my WinXP machine. Knowing that I only needed it for a VC++ project (with no databases), I "unchecked" the install options for SQL Server.
However, when I try to create a new project (I've tried all variations of MFC and Win32 project types), I am presented with a lovely error message box:
An error occurred while creating or opening the C++ browsing database file c:\path-to-project\testProject.sdf. IntelliSense and browsing information will not be available for C++ projects.
Ensure that Microsoft SQL Server Compact 3.5 is installed and that no other applications are accessing the file. If this problem persists, delete the file and reopen the solution.
If I hit "Ok" VS will still allow me to "develop," except for when I try to add an event handler to a control. Then I am given:
An error has occurred in the script on this page.
The solution's source code database may not have been opened. Please make sure the solution is not open in another copy of Visual Studio, and this its .sdf file is not read only.
Should I have checked the install SQL Server option? If so, why? I don't want it, nor will I be using it. Or rather, what do I need to do to make things work without the errors?
EDIT/Solution
So, it turns out that since the machine I was installing on is not connected to the internet, it was not getting those "wonderful" Microsoft updates, which coincidentally would've installed SQL Server Compact for me! much thanks to #ErikEJ for the clarification.
You have to install Sql Server Compact 3.5 with your Visual Studio because MFC application projects use a temporary database by default. IntelliSense, F12, Shift+F12 and viewing class diagrams will not be available without this database.
IntelliSense will still work when developing c# applications, but not when developing MFC applications.