Visual Studio removes System reference on project load?

The ntPath is definitely wrong, get rid of that first. Using references from the GAC is always wrong. You'd better check if the normal reference copy of System.

Dll is still there. It lives in c:\windows\microsoft.Net\framework\v2.0.50727\System. Dll A virgin project created with VS2008 has the reference listed like this: Reference Include="System You might be able to salvage the .

Vcproj file with Notepad. Use a . Vcproj created on, say, another machine as a guide.

The is definitely wrong, get rid of that first. Using references from the GAC is always wrong. You'd better check if the normal reference copy of System.

Dll is still there. It lives in c:\windows\microsoft.Net\framework\v2.0.50727\System.dll. A virgin project created with VS2008 has the reference listed like this: You might be able to salvage the .

Vcproj file with Notepad. Use a . Vcproj created on, say, another machine as a guide.

I have no idea how or when or what, but you were right. I replaced that block with your suggestion and it works. – Vnuk May 10 '10 at 14:12.

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