When I run the program, it doesn't run at all and it doesn't give an error.

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I have written a software with .net framework version 4.7.2 and .net framework version 4.8.1 is installed in my system. When I run the program, it doesn't run at all and it doesn't give an error, but it detects this error in the Event viewer. Exception code: 0xe0434352. If I recompile the software in Visual Studio and replace it in the path of the program, the program will run and then it won't run again after a few days. please help ?

I replaced the dependency files again. But it didn't work

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I reinstalled the .NET framework. not solved

Posted 5-Jul-24 17:41pm

Mohammad AsadiGanji

Updated 6-Jul-24 12:43pm

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2024-07-05T18:26:00

0xe0434352 is a general error message associated with System.IO.FileNotFoundException - Some file that the app needs to run or tries to access isn't present.

If your app runs in the debugger but not in production then it's likely you need to look at what files your code accesses and check that they are available in exactly the same place on the production system, and in a location that is accessible to the application.

If you haven't tried the debugger, then that is your first port of call!

We can't fix this for you: we have no access to your code or systems!

Pete O'Hanlon · Answer 2 · 2024-07-06T05:18:00

Solution 2

As OriginalGriff says, this is a general exception that is hard to pinpoint. A while back, a decent guide was published here[^].

Posted 6-Jul-24 5:18am

Pete O'Hanlon