VS 2008 errors in Win7

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I replaced my WinXP machine with Windows 7 machine and re-installed all
software. I am running VS 2008 with Ajax Control Toolkit. When I go into a
page that has ajax controls I am getting the top @ Page line underlined with
the error "ASP.NET runtime error: An error occurred loading a configuration
file: Failed to start monitoring changes to '.....

When I go into the design mode I get "Error Creating Control. Unknown
server tag 'cc1:CalendarExtender'

The web site runs fine and I get none of this in my other PC which is WinXP
and VS 2008. Any ideas on how to fix this? Thanks.

David
 
msnews.microsoft.com said:
I replaced my WinXP machine with Windows 7 machine and re-installed
all software. I am running VS 2008 with Ajax Control Toolkit. When I
go into a page that has ajax controls I am getting the top @ Page
line underlined with the error "ASP.NET runtime error: An error
occurred loading a configuration file: Failed to start monitoring
changes to '.....
When I go into the design mode I get "Error Creating Control. Unknown
server tag 'cc1:CalendarExtender'

The web site runs fine and I get none of this in my other PC which is
WinXP and VS 2008. Any ideas on how to fix this? Thanks.
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Have you installed SP1 for VS2008, and are you running it as Administrator
(as in: right-click VS and choose Run as Administrator)?

Andrew
 
Andrew Morton said:
Have you installed SP1 for VS2008, and are you running it as Administrator
(as in: right-click VS and choose Run as Administrator)?

Andrew
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Yes and yes.

David
 
Andrew Morton said:
Have you installed SP1 for VS2008, and are you running it as Administrator
(as in: right-click VS and choose Run as Administrator)?

Andrew
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Andrew,
The "Run as Administrator" worked, which is strange because I am a member of
administrators on both the local PC and the network domain.

David
 
DavidC said:
Andrew,
The "Run as Administrator" worked, which is strange because I am a
member of administrators on both the local PC and the network domain.
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I'm surprised VS didn't tell you that was required (/the/ Administrator
account is not the same as /an/ administrator account); mine does (on W7
64-bit).

It gets annoying when you start up VS and then think "oops... should have
Run as Administrator". ISTR they've fixed it for VS2010.

Anyway, glad that solution worked for you.

Andrew
 
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