I had the MMP Issue. I had to uninstall GHI and .net micro. Reboot. Then reinstall and reboot before trying to use. Haven’t had the issue since that one time it happened,
I’ve solved my issue. It is not a proper solution rather it is a hack.
Before I said that, I have renamed the assembly files to get rid of capital “I” letters. But this time it gave the MMP error. I solved this by keeping the copies of assemblies with original file name at the same time. It is working for now. If I encounter any further problems, I will write it here.
Hey, Microsoft! More internationalism please!
Hey!!! Gus…Joseph…Robert…Mike…Josh… Bet you didn’t see that comming…
Cheers Ian