Project Not work

Zaug 306

I created a project in vs 2019. The project was working before. The disk was shown with the letter D (D:/), when I got my disk with the letter e (E:/), my project stopped working. I don't want to reinstall vs2019. Please help me.

Castorix31 85,621 Reputation points

2021-10-04T15:15:26.863+00:00

... stopped working

And what is the problem ?
Message ?
Error n° ?
Lex Li (Microsoft) 5,582 Reputation points Microsoft Employee

2021-10-05T02:59:48.657+00:00

You'd better record and share a video clip to show what's wrong. Merely the words cannot help other understand what you meant by "I got my disk with the letter e".

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Michael Taylor 54,401 Reputation points

2021-10-04T15:15:43.537+00:00

Can you be more specific? What isn't working - your app doesn't run, VS 2019 doesn't run, your app doesn't compile, what? What error(s) are you getting?

What do you mean when you got a disk letter E:? Do you mean you originally had your project on the D: drive and then you moved it to the E: drive? If so then that shouldn't matter at all unless you added hard coded (or relative paths) to something on D. Providing more information would be useful.
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Zaug 306 Reputation points

2021-10-04T15:50:43.57+00:00

my project created on d disc
on move to e disc (changed letter)
my application have error

stopped working error
only have error on E:/ disc
not have this error on D:/ disc

Zaug 306 Reputation points

2021-10-04T15:51:32.293+00:00

and yes some of my code is getting files from d:/ disc
(some images etc.)

Michael Taylor 54,401 Reputation points

2021-10-04T16:19:33.827+00:00

Since you're getting a runtime error, run the code in the debugger to see what actual exception you are getting. Alternatively look in the Event Viewer to see what the error is.

If your app has hard coded paths in it (say D:) then you need to change them to be relative to where your app runs. But without an example of how you're doing that I don't know how to direct you at this point.
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