Hi Steve,
Based on the description, you add some graphs to the Report viewer in your
VB.NET 2005 application, then create a VS2005 setup project for that
application. The problem occurs while initializing the installation process
to install the VB.NET 2005 application on a client machine. Please correct
me if I misunderstood anything.
According to the error message:
"Could not load file or assembly file:///C:\Windows\syst em32\setup\CD\ or
one of its dependencies."
It seems not one of your application's dependencies absent, but one Windows
system dependency files cannot be loaded in the target machine's
Windows\system3 2\setup\CD\ directory. This could be caused by one of the
Windows components(whic h is necessary to the installation process) hasn't
been installed on the target client machine.
Since the error message doesn't tell us which dll it tries to load, I
suggest you launch that installation package with a log option. You can
perform this as the following in the the target client machine's command
line:
msiexec /iVBApp.msi /l*v log.txt
The detailed log information would be logged into the log.txt file, you can
check it for which exact dll missing in the installation.
Thanks!
Best regards,
Gary Chang
Microsoft Online Community Support
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