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After updating the project VS2008 to VS2010, receiving a "manifest manifest" error

I created a test project with VS2008 C # Express on computer 1 (Vista).

I converted it to VS2010 C # Express on computer 2 (Windows 7).

The converted project gives me this error :

Unable to find the manifest signing of the certificate in the certificate store.

I found articles on signing project certificates , etc., but they are not as useful as I never signed any certificates with this project. This is just a small project (with an MDF / LINQ-to-SQL database) that I created using VS2008 C # Express.

I tried to delete the .suo and obj and bin directories of the original project first before converting, but I still give the same error.

How can I stop a converted VS2010 project from trying to find a "manifest signing certificate in a certificate store"?

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Try disabling and re-enabling the signature:

  • Right click your project
  • Click Properties
  • Click the Signature tab
  • Uncheck the Sign Assembly
  • Save with Ctrl-S
  • Check the "Sign the assembly" again
  • Save and close
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1722547/

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