<p>I am getting the following error while loading a page.</p>

<p>[HttpException (0x80004005): Cannot use a leading .. to exit above the top directory.]</p>

<p>No idea what to do ? Can anyone help me  ?</p>

I'm guessing you have done something like this:
```
```
Response.Redirect("../SomePage.aspx");
```
```
When using relative paths, you can only navigate to pages that are in the same Virtual Directory as the one the page making the request is in. What you have done is called this from a page that is at the top of the Virtual Directory tree. So you have some options:
Correct your url so that it does not point to a higher level. ie: remove the
```
../
```
Use a full url. ie:
```
http://www.example.com/SomePage.aspx
```
Use IIS to set the Virtual Directory at a higher level.
For Option 3:
Open up IIS manager.
Go to the directory that the page is in and right click/properties.
On the Virtual Directory tab select Remove.
Close the dialogue and right click/properties on the directory you do want to be the root.
On the Virtual Directory tab select Add