Everyone would come up with a simple solution to run a command that can kill all!

To do that I just Created a simple batch file that will kill all instances which is attached with this post. I hope that will be usefull to many.
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To Resolve this, first thing you can do is enable full debug info on your project. to do this,

- Right Click the Project which is giving the exception and Go to Properties

- Under the Build tab go to the Advance option

- Set Debug Info to Full as shown below ,

If this doesnt resolve you problem,

Please remove all the project references from your project that gives this exception.

- Remove all files from the bin folder of your project.

- If bin folder file attributes are read only , remove the read only attributes on bin folder.

- Add the existing project references again

- Rebuild the project

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