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Im working in a vb.net project for months. Today i started my computer and saw thousands upon thousands of errors, mostly Type 'x' is not defined. Searched through the web but couldnt find a thing that worked for me, this post being the most notable one: How do you clear your Visual Studio cache on Windows Vista? . Deleting .vs folder had no effect either.

Im using Visual studio 2015 on windows 10, and i pretty sure the problem is something about cache, since re downloading the project or reverting changes didnt worked, how can i fix this? I'm loosing my mind

Vitor Ceolin
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    Start looking onto references if something is broken or some path is missing. – G3nt_M3caj Aug 31 '20 at 08:03
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    Have you tried repairing VS2015? There should be that option in the "Add or remove programs" control panel (or whatever it is called now), perhaps under a "Modify" button. – Andrew Morton Aug 31 '20 at 08:57
  • Thank you guys so much for trying to help, it solved today bc it was a network error (as mentioned in my answer). Im sorry for it being internal stuff that you guys shouldnt have knowledge of – Vitor Ceolin Aug 31 '20 at 18:58

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Ok, so it happened to be a network error in my workplace, so the program couldnt get the DLLs used. Probably this question won't be much of a use to anyone, try the article that i mentioned in the question first, or deleting your .vs file: How do you clear your Visual Studio cache on Windows Vista?

But it is worth noticing that a network error can be your problem too, so stay aware of that.

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