Visual Studio is not loading projects created in Visual Basic language

Question

When I try to load the error message appears:

"One or more projects in the solution were not loaded correctly.
For more details, see the output window. "

In the outgoing message says:

"C: \ Documents and Settings \ Philip \ My Documents \ Visual Studio 2010 \ Projects \ Visual Basic \ 1.0 Manager \ Manager 1.0 \ 1.0.vbproj Manager: Error:". 1.0.vbproj Manager "Unable to read the project file
c: \ WINDOWS \ Microsoft.NET \ Framework \ v4.0.30319 \ Microsoft.VisualBasic.targets unable to load the project file. The root element is missing. "

It was in the specified folder but could not solve anything, thank you could ever help me.

Answer 1

Hi.  Can you check to be sure that your project is targeting the 4.0 framework?  If it is not (say it targets 3.5) then it might have this kind of issue.

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Answer 2

There are about 99 ways to load a VB project, can you tell which one you use before somebody starts to answer to you. 

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Cor

Answer 3

I would like someone to provide a corrupt file
called Microsoft.VisualBasic.targets

This file is in this folder
C: \ WINDOWS \ Microsoft.NET \ Framework \ v4.0.30319

Email sent to: [e-mail]

Thanks for the help

Answer 4

for what you are talking is completely unknown?

that's why always seniors suggest to keep project as zip for a long

look this, hope something helps you

http://devexpress.com/Support/Center/p/Q355159.aspx

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Answer 5

Try this thread and see if it is helpful http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3772486/how-to-fix-root-element-is-missing-when-doing-a-visual-studio-vs-build

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Answer 6

I would like someone to provide a corrupt file called Microsoft.VisualBasic.targets

I have emailed you a copy of the file - I assume you meant a non-corrupt one.

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