Thanks very much KingArgyle, I'll have a crack at some of these solutions (it's not a Dell or HP, so won't be one of those) but there are other various solutions.
Looks like a Reinstall of .Net 1.0 helped someone, others just disabled (de)bugger (mon ), others removed the "HP Image Zone Plus" software, others removed the "Dell Support program", others installed the "Microsoft .NET SDK" (which is a separate installation from the .NET framework), others adjusted the Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 Security Configuration settings, others added the user to the Debugger Users group.
The fellows I referred to in my post above only posted pics of error screen one, not the screen you get after the cancel button is pushed, so I am not sure of they also had the cordbg.exe error or not.
I wonder what broke it :confused: as I don't think I did anything but install 97.07 ...
Anyway,. I'll try it when I get home, thanks again.
k.
P.S. I don't really want to choose the "disable the debugger" solution (unless debugger is simply not useful). The bit about the underlying error in the code ... compiled on a different version of the Framework ... could that be something? Referencing the two jpgs (errors) in my post above, the first would appear to be the "underlying error", and the second, the JIT issue, could simply be a missing debugger, that I never knew was missing as I never previously had the underlying error? I can probably (hopefully) fix the second following your post.
Another site:
Microsoft
Looks like a Reinstall of .Net 1.0 helped someone, others just disabled (de)bugger (mon ), others removed the "HP Image Zone Plus" software, others removed the "Dell Support program", others installed the "Microsoft .NET SDK" (which is a separate installation from the .NET framework), others adjusted the Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 Security Configuration settings, others added the user to the Debugger Users group.
The fellows I referred to in my post above only posted pics of error screen one, not the screen you get after the cancel button is pushed, so I am not sure of they also had the cordbg.exe error or not.
I wonder what broke it :confused: as I don't think I did anything but install 97.07 ...
Anyway,. I'll try it when I get home, thanks again.
k.
P.S. I don't really want to choose the "disable the debugger" solution (unless debugger is simply not useful). The bit about the underlying error in the code ... compiled on a different version of the Framework ... could that be something? Referencing the two jpgs (errors) in my post above, the first would appear to be the "underlying error", and the second, the JIT issue, could simply be a missing debugger, that I never knew was missing as I never previously had the underlying error? I can probably (hopefully) fix the second following your post.
Quote:The .NET Redistributable does not have the JIT debugger. You have something in your code that causes this debugger to be invoked (error in the MSIL). The most likely reason is you compiled on a different version of the Framework than the one you have on the Production machine (this can include SPs, like you are deving with SP2 and have the raw Redist on the machine, with no SP).ref. http://www.devnewsgroups.net/group/micro...c9932.aspx
Another site:
Quote:The assembly cache on the client machine was incomplete.Another site:
Quote:http://www.eq2interface.com/forums/showp...stcount=49This one contains a link to a MS Cleanup Utility which will apparently remove all .NET components. http://support.microsoft.com/default.asp...-us;290301
Microsoft
Quote:http://support.microsoft.com/kb/312544/en-usApologies, but not much of this means anything to me at all.