The type initializer for system.web.compilation.compilationlock threw an exception
Before you people downgrade my post for lack of `<insert your reason here>`, I have searched extensively didn't find squat!

OS: Windows 7 64 bit (laptop)
Dev: Visual Studio 2010
Source Control: VSS 6.0
User Account: Domain level admin

The app is configured in ISS and in VS I open the site with "Open Web Site" option, Local IIS. As soon as I hit F5, I immediately get the error. It won't even hesitate, nothing.

This is an app that I've managed for a long time. At the office I use my desktop with same configuration and all. At the end of the day I check in my work, and on days when I use the laptop, I get my latest from VSS and no issues. Until today.

If I open the project by clicking on my project name in "Recent Projects", it runs using its virtual IIS but that causes issues because I have "global" folders in the root of wwwroot that my apps access.

I've tried various suggestions from different post but without luck.

Thanks,
Risho

The type initializer for system.web.compilation.compilationlock threw an exception
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Before you people downgrade my post for lack of `<insert your reason here>`, I have searched extensively didn't find squat!

OS: Windows 7 64 bit (laptop)
Dev: Visual Studio 2010
Source Control: VSS 6.0
User Account: Domain level admin

The app is configured in ISS and in VS I open the site with "Open Web Site" option, Local IIS. As soon as I hit F5, I immediately get the error. It won't even hesitate, nothing.

This is an app that I've managed for a long time. At the office I use my desktop with same configuration and all. At the end of the day I check in my work, and on days when I use the laptop, I get my latest from VSS and no issues. Until today.

If I open the project by clicking on my project name in "Recent Projects", it runs using its virtual IIS but that causes issues because I have "global" folders in the root of wwwroot that my apps access.

I've tried various suggestions from different post but without luck.

Thanks,
Risho
