Project Professional 2013 Error 12015


Got an error 12015 when opening Project Professional 2013. 


Clicking the More info and it shows this:
<detail><ServerExecutionFault xmlns="http://Microsoft.Office.Project.Interfaces/" xmlns:i="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"><Actor i:nil="true"/><LastError>12015</LastError><Message/><Source/><StackTrace/><TargetSite i:nil="true"/><ExceptionDetails><errinfo xmlns=""><general><class name="ActiveCacheUnsupportedProjectProfessionalVersion"><error id="12015" name="ActiveCacheUnsupportedProjectProfessionalVersion" uid="315f3c6b-46fa-e411-80d9-00155d106504" version="15.0.4569.1504"/></class></general></errinfo></ExceptionDetails></ServerExecutionFault></detail>


and the second error message is:

According technet (http://blogs.technet.com/b/projectsupport/archive/2013/09/16/project-server-2013-controlling-the-version-of-connecting-clients-and-pwa-edits.aspx), this is a version issue.

TBC/


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