Following assembly cannot be resolved

[Orantas Gladkauskas]

Hello everybody,

I'm using Visual Studio 2003. Everything was fine until yesterday.
I cannot add a WebBrowser or any other COM component on windows form
any more.
Every time I open a form in design mode with WebBrowser added on it I
get such resolver error:

Following Assembly Cannot be resolved:
Interop.ShDocVw, Version=1.1.0.0, Culture=Neutral, PublicKeyToken=null

Also this error popups if I create clean C# (VB.NET) project and put
on winform any COM component (WebBrowser, MonthView an etc.)
If i browse to these files then I can work in design mode until i
reopen solution and error happens again. If I dont open form in design
mode that error does not happen and project compiles ok.

Does anybody have any ideas what went wrong?

Orantas

 

[phsycho]

same problem since a few days.
the assembly files exist all in the assembly cache.
but it asks everytime for microsoft framework assemblies and for 3rd
party assemblies.

reinstall of .net studio doesnt help!

 

[Guest]

I've built a *Reporting Services Data Processing Extension* and a test applet
that uses it that works fine, but I get this seamingly irrelevant error every
time I load either the solution or a Reporting Services project that uses my
DP extension.

Resolver
Following assembly cannot be resolved:
Don't resolve this assembly
Microsoft.ReportingServices.Interfaces.Version-8.0.242.0,
Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken-89845cdcd8080cc91
Resolved to:

Note that both the unresolved assembly name and resolved name/path are empty
(null).

It also doesn't seam to matter if I cancel, browse to the local DLL, or
check the don't resolve box and accept. Everything works fine.

I did look for the DLL, and there are about 20 copies on my machine
including every projects \bin\debug and/or \bin\release folder. There are 2
versions on my machine 8.0.242 (11/18/2003) & 8.0.878 (06/15/2004 and a
variety of dates including todays).

I went months without experienceing this problem. I'm not sure what changes
might have triggered it.