Could not load file or assembly issue with SSAS Deployment Wizard

Hi
I am getting an error when trying to update 'Data Source Connection Strings' under 'Specify Configuration Properties' of the SSAS Deployment Wizard.
Unhandled exception occurred: Could not load file or assembly 'Microsoft.VisualStudio.Data, Version=8.0.0.0 ...
Well, it used to be 'version = 10.0.0.0. It changed to version 8 after trying to fix it for hours by googling and so on.
I just can not make it work. I really need to make it work as I need to use the deployment wizard to deploy the project to the production server. (Looks like this is the only way as the server is not part of domain, just a standalone server hosted on a cloud).
on top of my head, I remember installing everything under SQL2012 DVD  D:\redist\VSTA.
Visit Micirosoft site and download components and so on..
I have two other servers, one with SQL2008R@ and SQL2012. Both are ok. But this server which I want to use it as the production server is causing me an issue. ah...  I can not make it work. Please help me!
Kind regards

Hi Dustin
You do  not need to be concerned if your app references 32 or 64 bit assemblies. VS being 32 bit, needs to reference 32 bit assemblies in order to compile correctly. Thus running the app from the VS IDE, you wil be using 32 bit assemblies. Using a compiled exe or a DLL, the app will use 32 bit or 64 bit assemblies depending on how the app was compiled and "bitness" of the OS.
E.g;; an app compiled as 32 bit will require 32 bit assemblies
An app compiled as 64 bit will run 64 bit assemblies - on 64 bit OS only.
An app compiled as "Any CPU", will run 32 b it or 64 bit assemblies, depending on the OS. On a 64 bit OS, the app will by definition use 64 bit assemblies (but it is up to you to deploy the 64 bit runtime - not the 32 bit runtime). On a 32 bit OS the app will use 32 bit assemblies.
- Ludek
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