Framework version or x64 / x86 / Any CPU setting Issue

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.NET2.0

VS2010

Dear all,

Development PC Information:
OS: Win-7 Ultimate 64-bit

End User's PC Information:
OS: Win Xp professional 32-bit

Setting in Visual Studio 2010:
.Net framework version: 2.0 (Source was converted to VS-2010 from VS-2008)
Target Platform: x86, x64, Any CPU (I've tried all)

Problem is that (on development PC), when I run Application directly from VS-2010 (by pressing F5 key), then application runs and works properly.

but when .exe file is run then no display and error 0x80000003 display. I've tried it after installation process too.

Please guide that what setting I should apply that this application can run on both development PC and End-User PC.

Thanksssssssssss..........

Posted 8-Feb-15 3:16am

DoingWork

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 8-Feb-15 9:21am

0x80000003 is an error telling that the application was unable to initialize properly...
Does you project compiles against .NET 2.0?
Do you have references to 3rd party assemblies, that not distributed with the application?

DoingWork 8-Feb-15 9:31am

Yes project compiles against .net 2.0.
Yes 3rd party assembly is used but is distributed with application.
I checked windows error reporting log. Here is written that faulting cause ntdl.dll.

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 8-Feb-15 9:42am

Can you share more detail of the error - that may help to someone catch the problem...

Mohammad Reza Valadkhani 8-Feb-15 9:28am

did you have any third party references or assemblies?
i recommend you to change target platform to x86,because of your target machine.

This problem occurs if a program makes a request for memory with the MEM_TOP_DOWN flag set. A bad pointer may be returned

DoingWork 8-Feb-15 9:43am

I've tried x86 but no success. Please tell me that what is MEM_TOP_DOWN flag? How to avoid this error

Mohammad Reza Valadkhani 8-Feb-15 9:49am

please provide some details on your error, if you share some piece of your codes and also some detail explanation, it`s hard to guess. check the following link
https://support.microsoft.com/kb/230176

Mehdi Gholam 8-Feb-15 9:48am

Create a try catch at the top level of your application and write that exception to a file to see what is happening.

HKHerron 14-Mar-15 16:09pm

What are your 3rd party libraries compiled as? (x86, x64)

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johannesnestler · Answer 1 · 2015-02-11T04:18:00

Install the correct Framework Versions (language) (or redistribute them with your Setup, check all your dependencies) - I don't think this has anything todo with platform Settings. Any-CPU should work if you don't have specific x86 or x64 depencies, but since you know your target platform you could set it to x86 anyway.

DoingWork · Answer 2 · 2015-03-14T06:36:00

Solution 2

After re-Installing OS, problem has been resolved. I know it was not actual solution but I need to reinstall OS due to other reason.

Posted 14-Mar-15 6:36am