How did you get this error? Was it when you opened this screen? Or was it when you tried to perform a particular operation?
Could you open the debug console and identify the method call which generates this error. Further re-execute it in the DB to identify the origin of the error. If possible please provide a screenshot.
The error comes at start up and then when navigating to a page.
I can replace the profile and it is working. But when importing the original profile the error comes back (the exported xml file also looks small, 600kb).
IEE is downloaded into a per-user profile via Microsoft functionality called ClickOnce. Most likely it has become corrupt. Please try to clear the cache and re-download IEE. There are two ways to do this:
rundll32 dfshim CleanOnlineAppCache
rd /s /q %localappdata%\Apps\2.0
Option 1 is the preferred method. Only try the second if not successful. Be sure to close IEE before running either option.
It shows that it unable to find a resource file. If this works on other computers (or even the same computer but with a different Windows user login), then I still suspect that the ClickOnce location that IEE is downloaded to is corrupt. Can you try to clear it as explained previously?
@Hans Andersen - I’m running into this same issue. I’ve deleted the users personal profile and cleared the cache afterwards and we were OK for about 2 months. Did you recreate their personal profile or base profile?
How did you get this error? Was it when you opened this screen? Or was it when you tried to perform a particular operation?
Could you open the debug console and identify the method call which generates this error. Further re-execute it in the DB to identify the origin of the error. If possible please provide a screenshot.
Thanks! Bhagya
The error comes at start up and then when navigating to a page.
I can replace the profile and it is working. But when importing the original profile the error comes back (the exported xml file also looks small, 600kb).
Debugger:
Apps 10.10
IEE is downloaded into a per-user profile via Microsoft functionality called ClickOnce. Most likely it has become corrupt. Please try to clear the cache and re-download IEE. There are two ways to do this:
rundll32 dfshim CleanOnlineAppCache
rd /s /q %localappdata%\Apps\2.0
Option 1 is the preferred method. Only try the second if not successful. Be sure to close IEE before running either option.
Can you please click “View Detail” on the error dialog and share the complete error message? Thank you.
Sure.
It shows that it unable to find a resource file. If this works on other computers (or even the same computer but with a different Windows user login), then I still suspect that the ClickOnce location that IEE is downloaded to is corrupt. Can you try to clear it as explained previously?
We had to recreate the profile. Not optimal, but it is working now.
@Hans Andersen Thanks for the update. Glad that you got the issue resolved.
@Hans Andersen - I’m running into this same issue. I’ve deleted the users personal profile and cleared the cache afterwards and we were OK for about 2 months. Did you recreate their personal profile or base profile?
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