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C#: Visual Studio - Debug Executable Specified in the Debug Profile Does Not Exist

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The "Debug Executable Specified in the Debug Profile Does Not Exist" error in C# Visual Studio signifies that Visual Studio cannot locate the `.exe` file it's configured to launch for debugging. This typically happens because the project failed to build successfully, meaning no executable was generated. Always check the "Output" window for compilation errors after attempting a build; resolving these is the first step. Other common causes include an incorrect build configuration (e.g., trying to debug a "Release" configuration when only "Debug" was built, or platform mismatches like x86 vs. x64), where the target `.exe` simply doesn't exist for the selected profile. Misconfigured project output paths can also direct the executable to an unexpected location. To resolve, first, perform a "Rebuild Solution" to ensure all projects compile without error. Next, verify your debug profile settings: ensure the correct "Startup project" is selected and that the "Executable" path (if manually specified) points to the correct `bin\Debug` (or `bin\Release`) folder for the selected configuration. Confirm the active build configuration (e.g., "Debug | Any CPU") matches what you intend to run and what was successfully built.

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