I am getting an error running just the Database Driven units test of my existing project after I upgraded to DNN7.2, VS 2013, & localtest.me (resolved to 127.0.0.1) from Local Host, DNN 7, VS2010.  It was all working before.  Now this is the error I get running the test running as administrator:

Result Message:    The URL specified ('http://dnndev.localtest.me/') does not correspond to a valid directory. Tests configured to run in ASP.NET in IIS require a valid directory to exist for the URL. The URL may be invalid or may not point to a valid Web application.

 My site loads find in the browser on http://dnndev.localtest.me.  I have scanned the web for any issues related to this and everything they say could be wrong does not seem to apply to my situation.  I have a production install that is delayed over 1.5 months because I can not unit test it.

Sample:

        [TestMethod()]
        [HostType("ASP.NET")]
        [UrlToTest("http://dnndev.localtest.me/")]
        public void DoPayPalRecurringPaymentSuccessTest01()
        { ... }

DNN Modules are compiled as ASP.Net v4.0 with start URL as 'http://dnndev.localtest.me/' with a project URL for each module as 'http://dnndev.localtest.me/desktopmodules/QHWeb/xxxxxx' where xxxxxx is the module name.  All have had virtual directories created using VS and confirmed in IIS.  They are set for Override Application root URL in VS as 'http://dnndev.localtest.me/'

 Hosts File: (No related entries)

IIS Bindings: dnndev.localtest.me 80 *

DNN Aliases: dnndev.localtest.me

IIS Physical Path: C:\Websites\dnndev

IIS AppPool: dnndev (as v4.0 as Integrated)

Event Log: Empty - Gives no indication of errors of any kind from anywhere for months.

C:\Websites\dnndev Security: NETWORK SERVICE, Administrator, dnndev all have full control

I can supply any addition information you request.  I am in dire need of resolving this issue, and since this has never been solved before, it will help others who have the same issue.  I am open for offline conversations as well to help resolve this.  I am desperate. I have bugs in production, I can not fix because I can not test.