Tried the Event Viewer and got this: Event Type: Error Event Origin: .NET Runtime Event Category: None Event Id.: 1026 Date: 12/02/2011 Time: 4:46:38 User: No Available Computer: USER-01D3D7F87 Description: Application: Easy Rental 2011.exe Framework Version: v4.0.30319 Description: The process was terminated due to an unhandled exception. Exception Info: System.IO.FileLoadException Stack: at EasyRental.frmMain.InitializeComponent() at EasyRental.frmMain..ctor(EasyRental.SplashScreen, ISD.Core.Logging.ILogService, System.String[]) at EasyRental.Program.Main(System.String[])
I have been looking again and again at InitializeComponent() and cannot find something wrong (note: I don't touch such method since its automatically created/modified by the designer). Also have tried again, several times looking at the dependencies of such exe and hope that I missed one, but nope, all dependencies are included in the setup... I also double checked with a nice tool called CheckAsm, it's like Dependency Walker for .NET And for the final note, I verified that my other libraries that depends the main application are build also against .NET 4.0 x86 In conclusion, I'm still stuck here and by now I run out of ideas, so if anyone have a suggestion, please tell me, I'll greatly appreciate it. On Feb 10, 11:11 pm, Josh <[email protected]> wrote: > Dave, > > Check out the event viewer. I've had to look into the event viewer > many times for my day job while debugging .NET apps and services. > Bring up a Run console and enter "eventvwr" for the quickest access. > > I don't have an XP machine at home, so I don't remember what the XP > version of the Event Viewer console looks like, but on Win7, check out > the "Application" event log under the "Windows Logs" folder and check > out the entries around the time the user attempted to start up the > program. With any luck, you can find out at least a little bit more > information as to what is going on on the users' workstations when > they try to launch your app. > > Josh > > On Feb 9, 11:05 pm, iDesmet <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hallo all, > > > I have searched over the Internet and here, and the solutions found > > didn't help with my problem. > > I've created a windows application (WinForms) using various > > components, of course, it works well on my development pc, but whey I > > try to deploy on a client pc it simply stop working when loading > > (Initializing). > > > It's created using .NET 4.0, which is already installed in the client > > pc (with .NET 2.0 to 3.5). I use InstallAware to create the setup, I > > have created several applications and deployed in several pcs and all > > of them worked without any issue, so this is the first time I'm facing > > such problem. > > > I also used the built-in feature in InstallAware to search and add > > dependencies which I though it was the problem. In the same solution I > > created the application, there's another project (report viewer) I > > created using almost the same components and works fine on client pc. > > > I must add that in another develpment computer, the problematic > > application works as expected. > > > So, my question: Is there a tool (other than Fusion Logger) which I > > can use to search deeper for dependencies in the developed application > > (just in case it is a dependency error)? > > > Or, Is there another way I can find out why the applications stops > > abruptly when starting? > > > Thanks in advance! > > > Regards, > > Dave
