I had the same problem, if you dont want to unistall or shutdown AVG, even with the free version, you can stop the "Access Denied" problems by going into your Control Center on AVG, click on the properties of the Resident Sheild and in the Properties tab,
deselect "Turn on AVG Residential Shield protection". If you want to stop AVG moaning at you for doing this, click on the General Tab and select "Ignore faulty condition of the component". Then click ok. Then when you've finished developing for the day, just
knock resident shield and your good to go again.
I'm not sure if I'm missing something here or not but I also have AVG and I initially tried everything stated above (besides uninstalling AVG) but during the process I noticed that I do not even have a SilverLightProject.zip folder in the C:\Program Files\Microsoft
Visual Studio\9.0\Common7\IDE\ProjectTemplatesCache\Silverlight\1033\ folder. Even after a repair and re-install the folder just does not exist there.
This error seems to be a fairly common occurrence so has anyone found a conclusive reason for why this happens and how it can be corrected? Thanks in advance for any help on this:)
This does not work when you try to create a new project. You can rename the files and modify the .html file, but that won't change the settings in the template projectfile. I tried tweaking the SilverlightProject.csproj, but I am unable to rename the TestPage.html.js
to TestPage.js (I tried changing the filename, but it's greyed out in the Properties window). Then I tried removing the TestPage.html.js and adding the TestPage.js manually (Add Existing Item to Project), sadly the project fails to build. I've ran out of options,
since A) I don't want to remove AVG or change the settings and B) I prefer to always see file extenstions so hiding file extensions for wellknown types is not an option either for me.
So, until someone comes up with another solution, I can't play with Silverlight yet. Any ideas?
So I try to create a new SilverLight project on Orcas and I constantly get an Access Denied error on the following file:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Common7\IDE\ProjectTemplatesCache\Silverlight\1033\SilverLightProject.zip\TestPage.html.js
If you have AVG like me then you only excluded AVG scanning from certain directories, When you create an ORCAS project they put the files in new directories, you have to go into AVG and exclude those paths too.
Yes. I just posted (based on your question) an updated version of the template.
I did this quick and dirty, so I didn't create a new template; I just overwrote the old one. I also fixed several issues with it related to the 1.1 Alpha Refresh.
You can get the install instructions and download it from
here.
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I work for the Developer Guidance group in Microsoft. Opinions are my own.
Yes. I just posted (based on your question) an updated version of the template.
I did this quick and dirty, so I didn't create a new template; I just overwrote the old one. I also fixed several issues with it related to the 1.1 Alpha Refresh.
You can get the install instructions and download it from
here.
mg@code5.dk
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Re: TestPage.html.js constantly access denied
May 11, 2007 11:30 AM | LINK
Where did you find these settings in AVG?
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Chris5287
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Re: TestPage.html.js constantly access denied
Jun 09, 2007 08:19 PM | LINK
I had the same problem, if you dont want to unistall or shutdown AVG, even with the free version, you can stop the "Access Denied" problems by going into your Control Center on AVG, click on the properties of the Resident Sheild and in the Properties tab, deselect "Turn on AVG Residential Shield protection". If you want to stop AVG moaning at you for doing this, click on the General Tab and select "Ignore faulty condition of the component". Then click ok. Then when you've finished developing for the day, just knock resident shield and your good to go again.
AsinuS
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Re: TestPage.html.js constantly access denied
Jun 29, 2007 11:49 AM | LINK
I had to turn off the residential shield before it worked. thx for the tip Chris5287
Tkadosh
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Re: TestPage.html.js constantly access denied
Jul 16, 2007 12:39 AM | LINK
I had to unstall the AVG ... [:S]
theman17
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Re: TestPage.html.js constantly access denied
Jul 18, 2007 03:40 PM | LINK
I'm not sure if I'm missing something here or not but I also have AVG and I initially tried everything stated above (besides uninstalling AVG) but during the process I noticed that I do not even have a SilverLightProject.zip folder in the C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\9.0\Common7\IDE\ProjectTemplatesCache\Silverlight\1033\ folder. Even after a repair and re-install the folder just does not exist there.
This error seems to be a fairly common occurrence so has anyone found a conclusive reason for why this happens and how it can be corrected? Thanks in advance for any help on this:)
Snowbleach
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Re: TestPage.html.js constantly access denied
Jul 30, 2007 12:39 PM | LINK
This does not work when you try to create a new project. You can rename the files and modify the .html file, but that won't change the settings in the template projectfile. I tried tweaking the SilverlightProject.csproj, but I am unable to rename the TestPage.html.js to TestPage.js (I tried changing the filename, but it's greyed out in the Properties window). Then I tried removing the TestPage.html.js and adding the TestPage.js manually (Add Existing Item to Project), sadly the project fails to build. I've ran out of options, since A) I don't want to remove AVG or change the settings and B) I prefer to always see file extenstions so hiding file extensions for wellknown types is not an option either for me.
So, until someone comes up with another solution, I can't play with Silverlight yet. Any ideas?
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Re: TestPage.html.js constantly access denied
Jul 30, 2007 01:12 PM | LINK
If you have AVG like me then you only excluded AVG scanning from certain directories, When you create an ORCAS project they put the files in new directories, you have to go into AVG and exclude those paths too.
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Snowbleach
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Re: TestPage.html.js constantly access denied
Aug 04, 2007 12:18 AM | LINK
Bump. Has any come up with an alternative to the above methods?
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Re: TestPage.html.js constantly access denied
Aug 04, 2007 09:52 PM | LINK
Yes. I just posted (based on your question) an updated version of the template.
I did this quick and dirty, so I didn't create a new template; I just overwrote the old one. I also fixed several issues with it related to the 1.1 Alpha Refresh.
You can get the install instructions and download it from here.
10rem.net - Pete Brown's site and blog | twitter: @pete_brown
I work for the Developer Guidance group in Microsoft. Opinions are my own.
Snowbleach
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Re: TestPage.html.js constantly access denied
Aug 08, 2007 12:32 AM | LINK
Thanks a lot! You lifesaver you :)