Enable Fusion logging to assist in seeing which Assemblies are being loaded. You can find many articles and blogs on doing this.
I ran into the same issue as you. My PC shut down unexpectedly and after rebooting I ran into this error when running my application. I was using using Autofac in a ASP.NET MVC3 application.
Seems like you are using dropbox to sync files, this "conflicted copy" files dropbox creates if 2 computers changes the same file offline.. and when they get online dropbox sync algorisms cofuses who is the right one so it keeps both files with renaming one to this name.
Assembly loading issues are something all . NET developers need to learn to fix. There are a number of possible reasons, to work out the problem there are two things you need.
First understanding how . NET finds assesmblies. Second the Fusion Log Viewer (Fuslogvw.
Exe), which with the knowledge of the loading process will allow you to identify what is working and failing.
Apparently you haven't deployed the System.Web. Providers assembly in your bin folder. Make sure it is marked with Copy Local=true?
Use the NuGet command Install-Package Microsoft.AspNet.Providers.Core. That will install your dll automatically. For more information about Nuget Package read this and this one for a tutorial.
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