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1 I was recently writing a server status report program to check the statuses of
2 servers and produces a text file report (stunning good naming scheme I know)
3 and I ran into an error that was quite perplexing mostly because it shouldn't
4 have been happening for various apparent reasons. On launch of a unit test, I
5 received the error
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8 Could not load file or assembly 'file:///<insert network drive path here><insert project path here>binDebugsome.dll' or one of its dependencies.
9 Operation is not supported. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80131515)
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12 This is quite the problem since unit testing is a wonderful thing sent down
13 from God Himself to bless us developers (who ever said God wasn't good?). **The
14 problem here is that Visual Studio won't load in untrusted assemblies**, and
15 assemblies on a networked drive are not considered trusted, *. That being said,
16 to fix this problem, all we need to do is allow remote sources to be loaded in.
17 Here's how...
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19 Open up **C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio
20 10.0\Common7\IDE\devenv.exe.config**. Near the top of the configuration file
21 (mine was line 10) you should see an xml parent of **<runtime>**. Directly
22 beneath that add *<loadFromRemoteSources enabled="true" />*
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26 Save and close out *devenv.exe.config* and restart visual studio. On restart,
27 you should now be able to debug using assemblies in remote locations.
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30 Category:Microsoft
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32 Category:Visual_Studio
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