Just a longshot that somebody might have had the same problem.
I have ended up with a system where NGEN will not run ("The application failed to initialize properly (0xc00000005)")> Same is true for ILASM.
Have uninstalled, tried everything suggested on the various MSDN fora, been told by them to do the same thing again etc. etc. The integrity tool says everything is fine.
The problem appears to occur when .NET fw 3.5 SP1 is installed (i.e. if I install VS2008 with no service packs it seems OK).
VS2008 itself seems to run just fine.
Only perhaps slightly unusual thing is that the machine also has VB6 installed, and this was installed after the original installation of VS2008 (though VS2008 has been uninstalled and reinstalled with great regularity since).
Only slight weirdo is that dependency walker show a warning with a function in MPR.DLL (WNetRestoreConnectionA) though this is apparently not an issue from searching.
Just wondered if anybody had any similar issues, or perhaps some suggestions as to how I can find out what it is that is giving the access violation so I can at least try a different avenue to attempt to figure it out.
Cheers.
I have ended up with a system where NGEN will not run ("The application failed to initialize properly (0xc00000005)")> Same is true for ILASM.
Have uninstalled, tried everything suggested on the various MSDN fora, been told by them to do the same thing again etc. etc. The integrity tool says everything is fine.
The problem appears to occur when .NET fw 3.5 SP1 is installed (i.e. if I install VS2008 with no service packs it seems OK).
VS2008 itself seems to run just fine.
Only perhaps slightly unusual thing is that the machine also has VB6 installed, and this was installed after the original installation of VS2008 (though VS2008 has been uninstalled and reinstalled with great regularity since).
Only slight weirdo is that dependency walker show a warning with a function in MPR.DLL (WNetRestoreConnectionA) though this is apparently not an issue from searching.
Just wondered if anybody had any similar issues, or perhaps some suggestions as to how I can find out what it is that is giving the access violation so I can at least try a different avenue to attempt to figure it out.
Cheers.
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