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ProSeries has detected an issue with a Microsoft .NET Framework file that will prevent ProSeries from Running
by Intuit•1• Updated 3 months ago
This article will help you resolve the following error when opening ProSeries:
ProSeries has detected an issue with a Microsoft .NET Framework file that will prevent ProSeries from running properly. Please follow the instructions in the link below to correct the issue."
If your receiving a .net error that is not this specific error see Repairing or reinstalling the Microsoft .NET Framework.
Before you start:
- ProSeries Technical Support can't assist with .NET related issues. All information contained in this article must be performed by a local IT Professional.
- This article references default installation paths and uses YY to reference the tax year in 20YY format. C: will always indicate the local drive and X: will always indicate the network drive.
- Some steps will require you to access hidden files and folders on your Windows PC. Click here for instruction on how to make those files and folders visible.
To resolve the error:
The below information will guide your IT professional in resolving most .Net errors that occur when opening the program. These steps will remove the User.Config file and let it rebuild itself.
- Close the error message.
- Open File Explorer.
- Browse to C:\Users\user name\AppData\Local\Intuit_Inc
- The user name folder should be the user name of the logged-in Windows user.
- AppData is a hidden file. If Hidden Files is turned off see the information in Before you start.
- Open the protaxYY.exe_Url_XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX folder for the year of ProSeries impacted.
- Open the 0.0.0.0 folder
- Locate and delete the User.config file.
- Open ProSeries again.
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