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Any Ideas?

Attaching the .net debugger to process '[3668] winformhello.ex e' on machine
'PC50781' failed. Error code 0x80040001.
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Dave
Nov 21 '05 #1
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Yes, one idea is that there isnt enough information to answer the question,
would a better solution to be using WinDBG instead?

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...g_debugger.asp
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Any Ideas?

Attaching the .net debugger to process '[3668] winformhello.ex e' on machine 'PC50781' failed. Error code 0x80040001.
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