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<\/p>\nIf you have my kind of luck and Visual Studio 2010 crashes every time you open a specific project or solution, try deleting the .suo file associated with the solution (the Visual Studio Solution User Options). It\u2019s located in the same folder as the solution (.sln) file, and often is hidden. <\/p>\n
It usually works for me. <\/p>\n
The stack dump from the mini-dump taken by Visual Studio isn\u2019t real enlightening. Things went wrong. <\/p>\n
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