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application failed to initialize properly(0x80000003).

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Deepanshu.Sandhuria@gmail.com - 13 Jul 2006 21:32 GMT
I created a small application that does nothing other than bringing a
process up when ever it fails. It needs clr support. I compiled and
created the executable in windows 2000 with visual studio 2005. Now I
deployed the application on server 2003 and it displayed errors for
some missing dlls. I copy-paste the dlls from win 2000 to win 2003 and
checked for dependencies through Depends.exe. But now when I run it. It
gives runtime error. -

application failed to initialize properly(0x80000003).click ok to
terminate.

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Phill W. - 14 Jul 2006 12:24 GMT
> I created a small application that does nothing other than bringing a
> process up when ever it fails. It needs clr support. I compiled and
> created the executable in windows 2000 with visual studio 2005. Now I
> deployed the application on server 2003 and it displayed errors for
> some missing dlls.

Which one(s)?
Have you installed Framework 2.0 on the target machine?

> I copy-paste the dlls from win 2000 to win 2003 and
> checked for dependencies through Depends.exe.

It's doubtful that depends.exe would tell you anything useful in this
context.  It /only/ checks "Native Windows" style dependencies; it
cannot tell you anything about which other COM DLL's or .Net Assemblies
might be required.

> application failed to initialize properly(0x80000003).click ok to
> terminate.

That's vague enough to be Framework-related.
Double-check that you have Fx2.0 installed.

HTH,
   Phill  W.
Deepz - 14 Jul 2006 19:15 GMT
Thanks Phill
I installed the Visual C++ express (as Framework 2 comes with it). So
now application is running

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