and unable to unload netredirect.dll
i am running a windows 7 professional 32 bit system with.net 3.5 installed on it. I have installed a.NET 2.0 C# application but am unable to make it run because it throws the following error in the application pool
Unable to inject the application into the IIS application pool
'DefaultAppPool'. Unable to load DLL 'netredirect.dll'
I have tried making the assembly in question available to all users in the system (by changing the security settings) but this did not help. Is there a way I can fix this error or is my only option to reinstall the OS?
A:
.NET 2.0 and.NET 3.5 have been installed on the same machine? I ask because the.NET 2.0 compiler should be compatible with.NET 3.5, but not the runtime.
You need to separate the.NET versions. Create a new application pool and install the.NET 3.5 SDK, then run your 2.0 app in it.
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