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POError Processor type not supported after project converted from Visual Studio 2008 to 2010
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The solution, which retains an installer project, was recently converted from 2008 project to 2010. However, attempts to run the .msi that is created returns the error <pre><code> "Processor type not supported.... </code></pre> If you run the setup.exe, it will error that "the application is designed for a x64 platform but is being installed on an intel" However, the configuration of the solution, is set to to Any CPU. I am finding little in the way of possible solutions and have seen where people ran into this converting from 2003 - 2005. Any suggestions?
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