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Suggested workarounds for "No data will be collected" message seen with Intel(R) Advisor XE product

Problem

When using Intel(R) Advisor XE in either the Microsoft* Visual Studio integrated version mode or in the Standalone mode, the message "No data will be collected" maybe seen when the "Check Suitability" or "Check Correctness" steps are run.

Symptoms

As soon as "Check Suitability" or "Check Correctness" analysis is started, the following error message may be seen:

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