Error while trying to run project could not load file or assemply ......assembly manifest

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Visual Studio 8 new windows project run gives error - Error While Trying To Run Project Could not Load file or Assemply ......the module was expected to contain a assembly manifest

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I have formatted my machine and installed visul studio 8 and taken a new project and click on run it works. Then I installed visual studio 10 and then in vs 8 - new project run it gives this error.

Posted 25-Jul-16 2:56am

PatilAnil

Updated 25-Jul-16 3:42am

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2016-07-25T03:42:00

Chances are that the two projects are built for different "machine sizes" - if your new VS10 project is built for x64 and uses a DLL your VS8 built for x86 (or vice versa) then you could get this message as you can't switch between 32 bit and 64 bit assemblies within the same process.

So check your build settings, and use an appropriate size for your DLL files.