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VS2010 Error in IIS application pool recycling: not found

I am doing a visual Sharepoint web part in Visual Studio 2010, and it looks like I started getting an error from nowhere: "Error during deployment" Recycle IIS Application Pool: not found "

In the output for my program, he says which application pool he is looking for, and I know that it exists because it appears in IIS Manager

Now I have already tried resetting IIS along with reusing the application pool manually in IIS Manager.

Actually, Iā€™m kind of like at the end of my rope, and any help would be greatly appreciated.

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This usually happens when the user who started Visual Studio does not have permission to process the IIS application pool.

To solve this problem, start a visual studio with some user who has rights (shift + right button ā†’ run as different user) or try the following:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa954062%28v=bts.70%29.aspx

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A simple solution to the above problem is to

Step1: Close Visual Studio
Step2: ResetIIS
Step 3. Open "Run" and "Enter .msc services", restart the " Windows Management Tool "
Step4: Restarting the application pool in inetmgr.
Step 5. Restart the VisualStudio deployment.

Hope this helps others.

Thanks and Regards
Kishore appini

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When I encountered the same error, the following helped me:

  • Verify that the web application exists in SharePoint.

  • Make sure that the collection of sites you are trying to install exists. This is the siteURL specified in your project properties. To see this property, you must press the F4 key after selecting the project in the solution editor (in Visual Studio).

In my case, I did not create a site collection, and there was a server mentioned earlier on the URL site.

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You need to set the website URL correctly in the project properties. click on the name of your project in the solution explorer and press F4 for properties. Then check the site URL. The site URL must match the Project Server URL. example http: // spsw001 / pwa

This fixed the problem when I received this error message.

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If you have a public URL for your collection, which is a DNS entry pointing to your SharePoint server, then you need an "Alternate Access Mapping".

  • Go to Central Administration> Application Management> Configure Alternate Access Mappings and create an internal URL for the public URL.
  • Set the url property of the Project server to point to the newly created alternate access mapping, and it should work.

Note: This is valid for SP 2013

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In my case, this was due to a lack of database permissions. Since my mailbox was DEV, I just added my Windows account (= the account I registered with DEV) for SQL Server as sysadmin.

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