I have written a simple vb .net windows app. that runs absolutely fine on my machine. However, I need to run it on someone else's machine who also has the .net framework installed with windows xp. When I build and release the app, copy all of the necessary bin files to his computer, and attempt to run the program, I get an error that says the program cannot find the JIT debugger necessary. If I cancel the debugger, I just get another error that says the program cannor find cordbg.exe !a.
Common sense tells me that it is searching for the visual studio .net just in time debugger, but can't find it. How can I keep it from looking for the debugger once the application is released?
I attached the form code, although it probably won't help.
Originally posted by JonathanSchmidt I have written a simple vb .net windows app. that runs absolutely fine on my machine. However, I need to run it on someone else's machine who also has the .net framework installed with windows xp. When I build and release the app, copy all of the necessary bin files to his computer, and attempt to run the program, I get an error that says the program cannot find the JIT debugger necessary. If I cancel the debugger, I just get another error that says the program cannor find cordbg.exe !a.
Common sense tells me that it is searching for the visual studio .net just in time debugger, but can't find it. How can I keep it from looking for the debugger once the application is released?
I attached the form code, although it probably won't help.
Thanks, Jonathan
u running the same framework service pack on both???
yeah, we do. I wasn't sure when you posted that. I knew that he had service pack 2 installed recently, so I just put it on my machine, rebooted, rebuilt the program and we are still getting the same results. It says it can't find the JIT debugger, which it either shouldn't be looking for, or can't find.
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