Strange problems some how related to w3svc

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moondaddy

I tried to add the exception management block to my asp.net 1.1 application
today and was getting some errors with it the application, so I removed it.
When I re-loaded the app I got an error about the JIT and not having the
right permissions. I looked up the error and saw that I needed to have the
ASP.NET user added to the project folder. Well its been there for over a
year, but all of a sudden it was missing. So I added it back in. Now every
time I try to load the project it hangs for ever. When I stop the
application from loading in the task manager I get a prompt to debug in
using the clr debugger or the VS debugger. I tried both. It breaks on a
line that doesn't make much sense to me. It broke on this line:

Select Case
System.Configuration.ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings("RunFrom")

This has NEVER been an issue before. From the debugger I remmed the entire
select block, saved it, closed it, and tried to re-load the project. Once
again it hung, I ended it, I was prompted to debug, and when starting the
debugger, the code execution broke on the same line even though it was
remmed out. I continued to step though and I got this unhandled exception:

an exception 'system.StackOverflowException' has occurred in
/LM/w3svc/1/root/Charmpix-1-127427049728003400.

I have no idea where this path is. I even went as far as backing up the
entire project to a temp directory, deleting the project from IIS and
windows explorer, creating a new project with the same name (charmpix) and
copied all the its files and folders back in (except for the VS system stuff
like AssemblyInfo.vb, the Global files, ect.), and this new project is
having the same problem. My other VS projects run OK. Its as though this
is corrupt or something, but I have know idea where or how.

Can anyone shed some light on this?
 

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