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NET Files and not the Framework64 path - ymmv — bkwdesign. In my case, it was also the above permission issue. My error message just in case, someone googles for it was " System. I did not use IIS impersonation but rather my own impersonation class. Net version number. Uwe Keim Sign up or log in Sign up using Google.

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Question feed. Stack Overflow works best with JavaScript enabled. Nilesh Ranjan Feb am. I am using Version 4. Anuja Pawar Indore Feb am. Have added the link for reference, as you need to check with IIS,. Net version and correct dll. Many times the reference is not maintained when you move your root folder, so its better to keep the AjaxControlToolkit folder in the project. Then reference the dll file from that folder of the correct version, then you won't get such AjaxControlToolkit problem.

Posted Feb pm Jaymin Rajani. Add your solution here. OK Paste as. Treat my content as plain text, not as HTML. Existing Members Sign in to your account. This email is in use. Do you need your password? Submit your solution! When answering a question please: Read the question carefully. I've been working at this for a week and everyday I think its fixed, and every morning I get back in to this happening on a server or 2. Also this is only happening in our production environment, our other environments are not experiencing this.

Proxy' or one of its dependencies. Access is denied. Event code: Event message: A configuration error has occurred. LoadAssembly AssemblyInfo ai at System. RegisterValidatorCommonScript at System. PreRenderRecursiveInternal at System. ProcessRequest at System. Execute at System. Open Process Monitor and isolate the work process w3wp.

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After a restart of IIS, our app will work correctly until an App pool recycle takes place. After this, all attempts to access the application result in an Access Denied error when try to load a DLL.

The app pool runs under the network service account. NET files folder, but my feeling is that this should not be needed for the App to work properly? Issue appeared first time after migrating webapplication to single Win R2 x64 as there is no R2 x The AppPool has 32 bit applications enabled and runs in integrated mode using networkservice identity. I already gave all users full access to the Temporary ASP.

NET folder. But the issue still occurs. If it occurs aprox once a day I use to recycle the AppPool, which brings the application back to work, until next time it occurs Thank you ver much for your answer.

And while looking to the referred post I realized that I granted only full-control to the network-service-account. Now I granted full-control to the users-group to the folders:. The content you requested has been removed.