Oracle.Dataaccess.dll deploy windows application

I have a windows application that I developed in VS 2005 on XP. It access the DB via the oracle data provider. I just switched to vista and was adding some new items ot the application and then tried to redeploy it. I had to add a new installer to the project and whne i try to run the applciation on the client machine after it installs i get an unhandled exception. After remote debugging i get the following error. {"The type initializer for 'Oracle.DataAccess.Client.OracleConnection' threw an exception."}. I notice that the client on a previous install of the application uses 10.2.0.100 and the new client uses 2.102.2.20. Is this my problem?

The following steps can fix the """'OraOps10.dll': Access is denied.""" some times..
Solution Description:
Follow these steps to restore default access to Read and Execute access for Windows authenticated users:
1. Log on to Windows with administrator privileges.
2. Launch Windows Explorer from the Start Menu.
3. Navigate to the ORACLE_HOME directory and right click on the ORACLE_HOME folder icon.
4. Select the "Properties" option from the drop down list. A "Properties" window should appear.
5. Click on the "Security" tab on the "Properties" window.
6. Click on Autheticated Users in the "Name" list.
7. Uncheck the "Read and Execute" box in the "Permissions" list. This box will be under the "Allow" column.
8. Check the "Read and Execute" box. This is the box you just unchecked.
9. Click the "Apply" button.
10. Click the "OK" button.
Thanks
Vishnu Vardhan Reddy Singireddy
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