Hi, nsenz
Sorry for the lately reply, now I know your need, although the picture you posted is not availible now.
I have not found a better way for uninstalling the Package load Analyzer, but as far as I know the Package load Analyzer is a vspackage created by Microsoft. So We can prevent the Vspackage from loading by modify the registry information.
1. Open your regedit andexpand HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\VisualStudio\9.0\Packages.
2. Find the GUID {2d07be9e-24a0-48d9-816f-06d1e85c2849}(this Guid is the guid ofpackage load Analyzer), and click export, this will make a backup ofthe information ofAnalyzer.
3. right click the GUID,Select Delete.
Hope this could help!
thanks.
Chao

Those two folders are created by the .net framework when fusion log binding is enabled. The package load analyzer should have turned these off after analyzing your package.

However, you can also turn this off by running the fuslogvw.exe utility. Select the "Settings..." button, then select the "Log disabled" radio button, then close the fuslogvw.exe utility. This will reset the registry settings responsible for turning on the fusion logging.

The fuslogvw.exe utility should be in your program files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v6.0A\Bin folder.

Sincerely,

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Ed Dore

Hi,
What do you mean by stopping the Package load analyzer? Do you mean unistall the package load analyzer? And What do you mean by reset the result directory? Could you provide more information?
Thanks
Chao

o thanks i means i run Package load analyzer one time it create two Directory for store the analyzed result eg: (Default) and (NativeImage) .
the directory of （Default �not only include the devenv.exe's analyzed result but also they other （like the outlook.exe's analyzed result�br/>i want to know when i run the visual studio not allow the Package load Analyzer to run automatic.

yes it is the 2008 SDK like this

thefirst time i click the Package Load Analyzer will ask me where to save the analye result.
the tool create two folder like this
in the folder
in the NativeImage folder

I Delete the two folder, but the next time when i run the VisualStudio2008 it will create the two folder again. and not only watch the Devenv.exe only but also there other .exe
i want to know how could i stop the Package Load Analyzer to analyze the .exe and not create the two folder too.

i want not to uninstall the vs2008 SDK.

Hi, nsenz
Sorry for the lately reply, now I know your need, although the picture you posted is not availible now.
I have not found a better way for uninstalling the Package load Analyzer, but as far as I know the Package load Analyzer is a vspackage created by Microsoft. So We can prevent the Vspackage from loading by modify the registry information.
1. Open your regedit andexpand HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\VisualStudio\9.0\Packages.
2. Find the GUID {2d07be9e-24a0-48d9-816f-06d1e85c2849}(this Guid is the guid ofpackage load Analyzer), and click export, this will make a backup ofthe information ofAnalyzer.
3. right click the GUID,Select Delete.
Hope this could help!
thanks.
Chao

I'm still unclear as to what the specific problem is. What folders are being created and what sort of files are being written to them? I suspect you may be seeing a feature where the fusion logging has been turned on, where .NET logs binding attempts and failures.

Can you elaborate a bit more on exactly what you are seeing here? Note the images in your previous post did not come through. Can it be translated to English?

Thanks,

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Ed Dore

here is what the Package load Analyzer
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 the Package load Analyzer is a vspackage created by Microsoft. So We can prevent the Vspackage from loading by modify the registry information.
1. Open your regedit and expand HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\VisualStudio\9.0\Packages.
2. Find the GUID {2d07be9e-24a0-48d9-816f-06d1e85c2849}(this Guid is the guid of package load Analyzer), and click export, this will make a backup of the information of Analyzer.
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first time i invoke it, it create two folder(Default and NativeImage).  then when i run any .exe file it will invoke the analyzer store the result of the analyed in to the two folder.

eg.

in the folder  (Default) there is a sub folder （outlook.exe ï¼?had one file (msosec, Version=7.0.5000.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a.HTM)

in the folder （NativeImage�there is a sub folder （outlook.exe ）had three files like
(
mscorlib.resources, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=zh-CHS, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089.HTM
mscorlib.resources, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=zh-CN, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089.HTM
msosec, Version=7.0.5000.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a.HTM
)

how could i stop the Analyzer to create the file or the question is how could i stop the analyzer run  when i invoke any file of .exe.

Those two folders are created by the .net framework when fusion log binding is enabled. The package load analyzer should have turned these off after analyzing your package.

However, you can also turn this off by running the fuslogvw.exe utility. Select the "Settings..." button, then select the "Log disabled" radio button, then close the fuslogvw.exe utility. This will reset the registry settings responsible for turning on the fusion logging.

The fuslogvw.exe utility should be in your program files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v6.0A\Bin folder.

Sincerely,

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Ed Dore

Thanks; it is very good!