Hello all, I am trying to work on a project in Visual Studio 2008 Professional. Earlier, the project was saved on a network location. Its an opensource project, I browsed the original code for some time, compiled and ran it. Then I deleted it from its original location, and then redownloaded it into a new location on my desktop. Then I opened Visual Studio and removed the reference to the project from the recently used Projects. However, when I open the project again, I see that it references some old project paths, from the network share. e.g. Z:\mb\mb, when the new project is actually stored in C:\users\me\MightBox. Example error: Access to the path Z:\mb\mb\app\MightyBoxApp\bin\Debug is denied EDIT: Forgot to mention, I have used a grep -nri "z:\\" * and there are not matches in the directory, hence it is almost certain that VS is somehow caching the information.
I would be really grateful if somebody could help me as I'm spending a lot of time on it. Thanks.
EDIT: The problem was that my application had cached its earlier location and it was NO FAULT OF VISUAL STUDIO. I repeat, there is no caching of any sorts happening here in Visual Studio. Actually, the application was caching the location of its last run and hence the problems.