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Visual Studio 6 Package and Deployment Wizard Error 380
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| Hello,
My problem is the following:
I had an Win2000 machine with Visual Studio 6. I had a project compiled, packaged (using Package and Deployment Wizard) and run smoothly without any problem.
Now I have formated my hard drive and installed a Windows XP Professional and installed the same Visual Studio 6.
The problem arises. When I try to package my old project using the Package and Deployment, when it hits the "Preparing to show the wizard", it give me an error message "Unexpected error number 380 has occurred: Invalid property value". Then it stops.
This error not only happened on my old project, but also a dummy (test) project that I use to test this problem. Any idea what's going on?
THank you in advance for you help.
Anson
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| Microsoft Newsgroup 2004-05-14, 12:32 pm |
| Forgot to mention, the project was a VB 6 project.
Anson
"Anson" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8F25107C-B315-4A86-8C05-7752F2E0EF27@microsoft.com...
> Hello,
>
> My problem is the following:
>
> I had an Win2000 machine with Visual Studio 6. I had a project compiled,
packaged (using Package and Deployment Wizard) and run smoothly without any
problem.
> Now I have formated my hard drive and installed a Windows XP Professional
and installed the same Visual Studio 6.
>
> The problem arises. When I try to package my old project using the Package
and Deployment, when it hits the "Preparing to show the wizard", it give me
an error message "Unexpected error number 380 has occurred: Invalid property
value". Then it stops.
>
> This error not only happened on my old project, but also a dummy (test)
project that I use to test this problem. Any idea what's going on?
>
> THank you in advance for you help.
>
> Anson
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