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You are using relative paths - relative to the current directory, which will default to the folder the app is run from - so check that you are looking in the right folder when you run the code.

And I'd look in the debugger at where the exceptions are happening and why - it may be that they are relevant to your problem, and it works because the debugger is trapping the exception and letting you know it occurred. In the "undebugged" version, they may be stopping your code running. If you look on the VS Debug menu, you can tell it to break on all exceptions, caught or not.
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