How to fix "Could not find or load a type. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80131522)" in Visual Studio 2026

Martin 20 Reputation points
2025-11-16T00:51:56.0233333+00:00

I have installed visual studio 2026 and SQL Server Integration Services extension version 2.0 preview. But when I use slowly change dimensions component, the error "Could not find or load a type. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80131522) (Microsoft Visual Studio)" appears. How can I fix this error?

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Anonymous
2025-11-17T09:24:56.08+00:00

Hello hope your doing well thanks for reaching out !

Close Visual Studio

  • End all Visual Studio instances.
  • In Task Manager, end any “devenv.exe” processes. Uninstall the SSIS 2.0 Preview extension
  • Open Visual Studio.
  • Go to Extensions > Manage Extensions > Installed.
  • Find “SQL Server Integration Services” (2.0 Preview) and click Uninstall.
  • Close Visual Studio to complete the uninstall. Install the latest stable SSIS extension (2022+)
  • Open Visual Studio.
  • Go to Extensions > Manage Extensions > Online.
  • Search “SQL Server Integration Services Projects”.
  • Install the latest stable “2022+” version (not a preview).
  • Restart Visual Studio when prompted. Update Visual Studio 2026
  • Open Visual Studio Installer.
  • Select Visual Studio 2026 and click Update.
  • Wait for the update to finish, then reboot if asked Clear Visual Studio’s MEF/component cache
    • Close Visual Studio.
      • Open File Explorer and go to:
        - %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\VisualStudio\
        
           - Open your VS 2026 instance folder (e.g., “17.0_xxxxx” or similar).
        
              - Delete the “ComponentModelCache” folder.
        
                 - Optional: also delete the “Cache” folder if present. **Repair Visual Studio (if needed)**
        
                 - Open Visual Studio Installer.
        
                 - Choose Visual Studio 2026 > More > Repair.
        
                 - After repair, restart your machine. **Reinstall SSIS extension (if it didn’t persist)**
        
                 - Open Visual Studio > Extensions > Manage Extensions > Installed.
        
                 - Confirm “SQL Server Integration Services Projects 2022+” is Installed.
        
                 - If not, repeat Step 3 and restart Visual Studio. **Recreate the Slowly Changing Dimension (SCD) component**
        
                    - Open your SSIS project and package.
        
                       - Delete the existing SCD component.
        
                          - Drag a new “Slowly Changing Dimension” component onto the Data Flow.
        
                             - Reconfigure the wizard (source, keys, attribute change types). **Verify target versions and project settings**
        
                                   - In Solution Explorer, right-click the SSIS project > Properties.
        
                                         - Set TargetServerVersion to the SSIS version you use (e.g., SQL Server 2019 or 2022).
        
                                               - Save and rebuild the project. **Test on a stable environment if issue persists**
        
                                                        - Install Visual Studio 2022.
        
                                                                 - Install the same “SQL Server Integration Services Projects 2022+” extension.
        
                                                                          - Open the package and confirm the SCD component loads without errors. **Collect logs if the error still appears**
        
                                                                          - In Visual Studio, go to Help > View Activity Log.
        
                                                                          - Check for TypeLoadException or assembly load errors.
        
                                                                          - Share the log with support to pinpoint the missing assembly  If you want, tell me your exact Visual Studio 2026 instance name (from %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\VisualStudio) and TargetServerVersion, and I’ll tailor the steps to your setup.
        

 

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