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Driver Testing. Could not load test information
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Стас Шауро
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Good afternoon folks. Please help me how to solve this problem: every time I start Visual Studio, after installing WDK, I get the following error: "Driver Testing. Could not load test information. Error: Object reference does not point to an object instance." I have already tried a lot of things to solve this problem, for example: reinstalling Visual Studio, reinstalling WDK, reinstalling SDK, tried installing Visual Studio on different drives, and then installing WDK and SDK again - but all my attempts to fix this problem were in vain.
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Стас Шауро 1 Reputation point
2022-08-14T05:06:28.03+00:00 P.S: I just tried to install WDK and VS-studio on a virtual machine - everything works correctly there. It turns out that the problem is in Windows: (Maybe some function is disabled or some component is removed?
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Tianyu Sun-MSFT 29,446 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor2022-08-16T09:39:23.543+00:00 Hi @Стас Шауро ,
Welcome to Microsoft Q&A forum. In addition to OS environment, maybe there’s something wrong with hardware. Could you try to scan your drive by using this command
chkdsk c: /x?(chkdsk command)
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