>> Are the projects in MyDocuments?
>
> Currently, yes. But it seems to happen whether I put them in there, on the
> desktop, or on a different drive.
>
> Tim
When you get the error, you said it was this:
>"An item referring to the file "" was found in the project file ... Since
>this file is located within a system directory, root directory, or network
>share, it could be harmful to write to this file."
Does it have the file name filled in? Or is it ""? Could your solution have
some kind of file included that is in a different directory?
You said the error came from "VS2008 Team Ed" ? I'm not sure what that
means. That's what it says on the error dialog?
Are you running VS2008 RTM, or a beta version of some kind? It's definitely
odd.
I would be tempted to repair the installation, and if that doesn't work,
deinstall and reinstall.
RobinS.
Tim Haughton - 27 Mar 2008 09:11 GMT
> When you get the error, you said it was this:
>
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> Does it have the file name filled in? Or is it ""? Could your solution
> have some kind of file included that is in a different directory?
It actually says "", so I have no idea what it's referring to. It happens
with new projects, so it's nothing I've done.
> You said the error came from "VS2008 Team Ed" ? I'm not sure what that
> means. That's what it says on the error dialog?
>
> Are you running VS2008 RTM, or a beta version of some kind? It's
> definitely odd.
Visual Studio Team System 2008 RTM. I've got a few things on top like
Silverlight 2 Beta dev tools, the Vista platform SDK, AnkhSVN etc but I'm
sure it was doing that before, and it's not the only machine it does it on.
I'll try a few uninstalls and stuff.
Cheers,
T
RobinS - 28 Mar 2008 01:05 GMT
>> When you get the error, you said it was this:
>>
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>
> T
You could try resetting your settings, and see if that has any impact. Look
under Tools\Import and Export Settings.
RobinS.