Distribution Provisioning Profile not usable?

When I install Distribution provisioning profile - it is disabled in Organizer window in XCode. I can not use it, there is a message "This profile cannot be installed in this device".
Development profiles work fine, problem only with distribution ones.
This problem was discussed here before, but there was no answer in the thread.
Please, help, struggling for few days with it already.

Ok, issue is resolved now.
The problem was - i did not restart XCode after dragging the profile in.
And, yes, it's not getting installed on the device - so unselectable/grayed out in the Organized list of profiles.

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I probabky should be more clear about my problem:
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here i am giving the link of my build settings for Distribution Configuration:
http://reportingmanager.com/NevaGarments/ScreenShot/Picture.png
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