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Solution Start Page for Visual Studio 2015 and 2017
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Error on Start #11

Closed modulexcite closed 8 years ago

modulexcite commented 8 years ago

Visual Studio:

2015 Professional

OS:

Windows 7 SP1

SolutionStartPage:

2.4

Error:

System.ArgumentException loading "C:\Users\mattjs\AppData\Local\Microsoft\VisualStudio\14.0\Extensions\ONRCFGGK.GDP\StartPage.xaml" cannot use absolute URI.

It prevents me from loading the start page entirely.

Herdo commented 8 years ago

Please use the new version 2.4.1 to narrow down the error :)

modulexcite commented 8 years ago

the new version seems to have solved the issue, thanks for fixing it.

Herdo commented 8 years ago

@modulexcite Well....okay.

DronVelikii-zz commented 8 years ago

2.4.1 - the same problem image

Herdo commented 8 years ago

Which version of Visual Studio 2015 Professional do you have installed?

modulexcite commented 8 years ago

I'm assuming it's visual studio 2012 based on the reported error as the path referred in the screenshot is for vs 2012.

Thanks.

DronVelikii-zz commented 8 years ago

Which version of Visual Studio 2015 Professional do you have installed?

2013 Professional Update 5

Herdo commented 8 years ago

@modulexcite Do you still have the issue with new version, too? @DronVelikii I cannot think about anything causing this error.

modulexcite commented 8 years ago

This is no longer an issue for me and I'm not sure why the path reported by @DronVelikii in the screenshot is pointing to Visual Studio 2012 as @DronVelikii mentioned that the version used is Visual Studio 2013. I'd suggest asking @DronVelikii to check the VS version.If all else seems ok, you best bet is to either start VS with logging enabled or debug it using debugdiag or by launching another instance of VS.

Thanks

Herdo commented 8 years ago

@DronVelikii Could you please rename the config file for the specific version, so the page starts with a clean configuration? You can find the configuration file in the %APPDATA% directory.

DronVelikii-zz commented 8 years ago

I renamed VS2013_SolutionStartPage.settings -> VS2013_SolutionStartPage.settings1, but it did not help. Then I changed StartPage to default and again to SolutionStartPage - the problem has gone!