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		<title>Project item &#8216;4294967294&#8242; does not represent a file</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Project item &#8216;4294967294&#8242; does not represent a file, this error comes out when I try to open a solution which results in some of the projects can not be loaded (the source file is on the right location and path). I&#8217;ve spent two hours to three hours to resolve this issue.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>Project item &#8216;4294967294&#8242; does not represent a file</strong>, this error comes out when I try to open a solution which results in some of the projects can not be loaded (the source file is on the right location and path). I&#8217;ve spent two hours to three hours to resolve this issue.<br />
This problem can be resolved by <strong>checking out all the files under that solution (from tfs explorer, before you open the solution on your visual studio)</strong> and it will resolve the problem for sure. but it&#8217;s not practical if you keep doing this and it&#8217;s not good to check out all the files if you are not using it.</p>
<p>The root of this problem is caused by <strong>Reporting Project</strong>. in detail,I&#8217;ve checked in <strong>reportname.rdl.data for every single report </strong>and <strong>reportsprojectname.rptproj.user</strong> file. Those files must not be checked in at all, remove it from your TFS or VSS and it will work.</p>
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