Powershell Cache error

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burtcbl
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Powershell Cache error

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Ever since I installed Powershell V3, every time I open Powershell Studio I get a error message window that states the following.

CacheBuilder64 in the title bar
Error message=Constructing Powershell Cache aborted. Powershell V3 control could not be instantiated.

I am running the latest version of Powershell Studio
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Powershell Cache error

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By latest you mean 3.1.16? Please be explicit with versions :)

Did you install v3 after installing PowerShell Studio? If this is the case, then the required dll is most likely not registered.

Please register the PWSHHelpCtrl2012V3dll:

[WindowsFolder]Microsoft.NETFramework64v4.0.30319RegAsm.exe "C:Program Files (x86)Common FilesSAPIEN Debugger 2012PWSHHelpCtrl2012V3.dll"

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burtcbl
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Powershell Cache error

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That fixed it. Thank you David. Yes I had installed Powershell Studio before I installed Powershell version 3.
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