There are a few potential causes for this issue, here are a few possible solutions:
- Verify that the module is being loaded correctly: Make sure that the module is being loaded correctly in the project, by checking the project references, and dependencies.
- Check the project's configuration: Make sure that the project is set to the correct configuration, such as "Debug" or "Release".
- Check the target platform: Make sure that the project is set to the correct target platform, such as "x64" or "x86".
- Verify that the module is being loaded by the correct version of the runtime: Make sure that the module is being loaded by the correct version of the runtime, such as .NET Framework or .NET Core.
- Try cleaning and rebuilding the solution: Sometimes, the problem can be caused by a corrupted build, you can try cleaning the solution and rebuilding it.
- Check if the module is blocked: Some modules may be blocked by the operating system, check if the module is blocked and unblock it if necessary.
- Check if there is any antivirus blocking the module: Some antivirus software may block the module from loading, check the antivirus software settings, and whitelist the module if necessary.
- Try running Visual Studio as administrator: Sometimes, running Visual Studio as an administrator can help resolve this issue.
- Check the output window for more information: The output window can provide more detailed information about the error, check the output window for more information about the error.
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