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I've tried this but still the same error, can't stand this stupid error (really a bug, I cannot accept this kind of nasty bug, extremely confusing).– HopelessCommented May 29, 2019 at 20:32
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1Simple and straight... got it.– Sarath MohandasCommented Jul 3, 2020 at 12:49
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1I faced this issue when I renamed one of the projects and the solution as well. The solution loaded fine along with all projects except the one I renamed. Performing this fixed the problem.– Prashant TiwariCommented Feb 25, 2021 at 10:55
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Thanks a lot! Only this answer fixed my issue. After performing these steps, project is loaded correctly but other projects that were referring this project were not working as expected. To make other projects work correctly, follow below steps: 1) Expand project that is not working correctly 2) Go to 'Dependencies' -> 'Projects' -> Right click the project that was reloaded -> Remove 3) Right click on 'Projects' -> 'Add Project Reference' -> Select the project that was removed in 2nd step -> 'OK'– HemanthCommented Jun 28, 2023 at 14:15
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