visual studio 2015 - Error in building new Universal App in VS2015 -

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am creating new application in windows 10.

it universal app. whenever try run getting error of sheexception

if press on continue

enter image description here don't know problem. installed windows 10 , visual studio 2015.

it working fine few days ago.

it works fine if build platform changed x64.

problem seems x86 only. in debug mode. works fine in release mode.

build log

1>------ deploy started: project: app2, configuration: debug x86 ------

1>updating layout...

1>checking whether required frameworks installed...

1>warning : dep0810 : app references microsoft.vclibs.140.00.debug, version 14.0.22929.0, found in sdk, have higher version of microsoft.vclibs.140.00.debug installed on target machine, 14.0.23019.0. if continue run application, run against installed version, microsoft.vclibs.140.00.debug, version 14.0.23019.0. consider updating sdk match version of microsoft.vclibs.140.00.debug installed.

1>registering application run layout...

1>deployment complete (3093ms). full package name: "e3539dd6-9c0d-484d-9539-dd8b1349d19a_1.0.0.0_x86__1fp2271dgb6y

please suggest solution enter image description here


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