Whether the assembly was found in the global assembly cache. The identity of the assembly the tool is looking for.Ī description of any Application, Publisher, or Administrator version policies that have been applied. Information about the application that initiated the bind, including its name, the application's root directory (AppBase), and a description of the private search path, if there is one. The specific reason the bind failed, such as "file not found" or "version mismatch". The tool displays the following details about the selected bind failure:
Alternately, you can double-click the selected entry. Select the application name of the desired entry in the viewer.Ĭlick the View Log button. If you specify a custom bind location, you are responsible for cleaning it out. The runtime stores the default bind location in the wininet cache, and therefore automatically cleans it out. The default bind location is preferable to the custom bind location. In addition, an attempt to run an executable from the log location will fail. If it contains an executable that generates a failure to be logged, the failure will not be logged because the tool tries to create a directory with the same name as the executable. This directory should be clean, and only contain files that the runtime generates. You must specify the custom location where you want the runtime to store the logs by setting the custom log location in the Log Settings dialog to a valid directory name. Select the Custom option button to view bind failures in a custom directory that you specify. By default, log entries are stored in per-user directories on disk in the wininet cache. Select the Default option button to view bind failures for all application types. the assembly the bind is for, including name, version, culture and public key.the application that initiated the bind.The viewer displays an entry for each failed assembly bind.
To run the tool, use Visual Studio Developer Command Prompt or Visual Studio Developer PowerShell with administrator credentials.Īt the command prompt, enter the following command: fuslogvw This tool is automatically installed with Visual Studio. You must run fuslogvw.exe with administrator privileges.
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