9/24/2007 · Fernando Arámburu Says: January 22, 2008 at 5:51 pm. Did you try by just adding ASPNET user account default permission into your website folder? Sometimes, when you use Visual Studio folders on “my documents”, VS inherits security permissions from your “my documents” folder and then failed when trying to load app domain….
12/23/2008 · Fixed it. I needed to go through the entire file path and make sure ASPNET and NETWORK SERVICE had read/read and execute/list folder contents on.
Failed to initialize the AppDomain I set up a virtual directory for an ASP.NET 2.0 application. I pointed the folder where the source files are located as the Local Path of the virtual directory.
1/1/2011 · ASP. NET: ERROR – FAILED TO INITIALIZE THE APPDOMAI… ASP.NET: HTTP ERROR 404 – FILE OR DIRECTORY NOT FOUND 2010 (38) December (7) November (14) October (3) September (8) August (6) 2009 (1) August (1), 4/21/2009 · 3. Failed to initialize AppDomain : …. This is caused by the ASP.NET worker process (W3SVC) not having appropriate permissions on your machine. Goto your c:inetpubwwwroot directory, right click, hit security, add ASPNET to the white block, click FIND NAMES, and it should find the IUSR account on your machine. Give it read/execute rights.
12/23/2008 · Home IIS.NET Forums IIS 5 & IIS 6 Troubleshooting Failed to initialize the AppDomain Failed to initialize the AppDomain [Answered] RSS 4 replies, 10/14/2005 · I think the problem is that your application under IIS is running ASP.NET V1.1 and not ASP.NET V2.0. To check this, make sure that the.
Hi Eliassal, The issue may occur due to the Reporting Services unexpectedly loads .NET Framework 4.0. As is known, SQL Server Reporting Services (including SSRS 2012) uses .NET Framework 2.0 runtime, hence, doesn’t work against .NET Framework 4.0.
4/29/2013 · This past weekend I installed a bunch (36) updates on an SBS 2011 box. After the system rebooted .net seems to be hosed. I tried backing out.
5/14/2018 · Hi Eliassal, The issue may occur due to the Reporting Services unexpectedly loads .NET Framework 4.0. As is known, SQL Server Reporting Services (including SSRS 2012) uses .NET Framework 2.0 runtime, hence, doesn’t work against .NET Framework 4.0.
