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I'm hoping someone can help me with this:
I've been using Visual Studio 2002 for over a year, and this never happened
before. I've got the standard version with VB.
I create a new solution and add no code at all. The system set up form1.
If I hit F5, the form appears, I close it, and all is well. I now close
visual studio. Open it up again, load the solution and hit F5. I get the
following:
Unable to write to output file 'J:\Users\Art\My Documents\Visual Studio
Projects\Temp\art1\obj\Debug\art1.pdb': Access is denied.
If I do the entire thing on my C drive, there's no problem. I am a system
admin and have complete rights to the area on the network that's being
referenced. As recently as 2 weeks ago I could do this with no problem and I
don't know specifically any thing that's been changed. We have patched our
networks which are running Windows 2003.
I tried reinstalling Visual Studio -- didn't help.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks,
Art
I've been using Visual Studio 2002 for over a year, and this never happened
before. I've got the standard version with VB.
I create a new solution and add no code at all. The system set up form1.
If I hit F5, the form appears, I close it, and all is well. I now close
visual studio. Open it up again, load the solution and hit F5. I get the
following:
Unable to write to output file 'J:\Users\Art\My Documents\Visual Studio
Projects\Temp\art1\obj\Debug\art1.pdb': Access is denied.
If I do the entire thing on my C drive, there's no problem. I am a system
admin and have complete rights to the area on the network that's being
referenced. As recently as 2 weeks ago I could do this with no problem and I
don't know specifically any thing that's been changed. We have patched our
networks which are running Windows 2003.
I tried reinstalling Visual Studio -- didn't help.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks,
Art