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I recently had to perform a reinstalltion of Windows XP (my registry seems to have become corrupt). After this completed I had to reinstall all applications since most use the registry for settings, etc. After installing VS.NET 2003 everything seemed to work okay with one exception, none of the project properties appear. If I right click a project and select properties, the properties dialog appears and the property category tree is dispayed but no properties are displayed as each category is seleted. An empty dialog is shown where you would normally see properties for the selected item.
I removed VS.NET using Add/Remove Programs and then went through the registry and deleted any key that seemed to be associated with VS.NET 2003. I installed VS.NET 2003 again and the same problem. I'm at a loss on what needs to be done other than formatting my drive and reinstalling from scratch. I would rather not do that because of the time involved to backup all data and then reinstall all applications, etc
I saw to other messages related to this searching dejanews.com. In one instance I exchanged email with the person experiencing the problem and he had this problem with the previous version of VS.NET and resolved it by installing VS.NET 2003. The other set of messages involved a support person at Microsoft and it seems that the discussion went to email exchanges so the message thread ended before a solution was discussed.
I removed VS.NET using Add/Remove Programs and then went through the registry and deleted any key that seemed to be associated with VS.NET 2003. I installed VS.NET 2003 again and the same problem. I'm at a loss on what needs to be done other than formatting my drive and reinstalling from scratch. I would rather not do that because of the time involved to backup all data and then reinstall all applications, etc
I saw to other messages related to this searching dejanews.com. In one instance I exchanged email with the person experiencing the problem and he had this problem with the previous version of VS.NET and resolved it by installing VS.NET 2003. The other set of messages involved a support person at Microsoft and it seems that the discussion went to email exchanges so the message thread ended before a solution was discussed.