How do I load missing DLL

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.NET2.0

My application threw System.IO.FileNotFoundException,Could not load file or assembly,
I pasted the dll to the app folder with same version and the I got badImageFormatException.
How do i solve this problem.

What I have tried:

I pasted dll to the app folder and execute the program again but then I got this error System.BadImageFormatException

Posted 31-Jan-17 6:33am

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Updated 31-Jan-17 16:01pm

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#realJSOP · Accepted Answer · 2017-01-31T06:36:00

Solution 1

Set the project's target to x86.

Posted 31-Jan-17 6:36am

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[no name] 31-Jan-17 12:48pm

It's a running job in current server and it works fine. We need to move the app in New server, so we don't want to recompile or make any change in source file. Is it possible to change the app to target x86 without re compiling ?

Richard Deeming 31-Jan-17 14:59pm

Use the CorFlags[^] tool:

corflags YourProject.exe /32BIT+

[no name] 31-Jan-17 15:57pm

Thank you. I learned something today.