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how to delete this data

Hi,

Today, I got this error when I installed my App to Hololens. But I have no idea how to remove this folder on hololens. Anyone knows?

The file 'C:/Data/Users/DefaultAccount/AppData/Local/DevelopmentFiles/XXXXXVS.Release_x86.xxxxx/Data/level0' is corrupted! Remove it and launch unity again!
[Position out of bounds!]

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    @Fireman did you by chance have the preview version of Visual Studio (Visual Studio 15) installed on that machine before installing Visual Studio 2015?

    I ask because a reference to the folder came up in this other thread where they were having issues with Update 3 when they deployed to either the emulator or the device. I just wondered if you were also using one of the Update 3 versions (several patches have come out since) and if you might have had VS 15 installed?

    Maybe totally unrelated, but I thought I would ask just incase.

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    holobenholoben
    edited July 2016

    I just got this same problem right now... I fixed it as follows:
    1. Exit Unity and Visual Studio.
    2. In the Device Portal, remove your app.
    3. Open Unity and build the Visual Studio solution again.
    4. Open Visual Studio and build and run the solution. It should work now.

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    I found my VS project was corrupted. Since I used Windows.Storage;
    Windows.Data.Json; etc in my script and they showed up as error in Unity script editor. I ended up never successfully build my VS project. How can I remove the error in Unity?

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    @Fireman if you use any of the more recent .NET api in your UWP app that are not supported in the older mono versions of .NET that are used in the Unity editor you can surround your logic with compiler directives

    #if !UNITY_EDITOR
    
    //api calls requiring newer .NET support than the Unity Editor
    
    #endif
    

    The code wrapped in the directives will then be ignored by Unity and should not throw an error.

    HTH

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