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VB.Net install failure - help

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Mim - 13 Nov 2004 13:31 GMT
I've tried installing VB.Net 2003 standard on Win XP (with SR2).  When I put
in the prerequisite disk as requested, I get the installshield for
hydravision (in spanish).  I've removed hydravision, run norton to clean up
the registry, run checkdisk to clean up any x-linked files and the same thing
happens.  If I accept the install, I can't progress further with the visual
basic .net installation, and neither can I progress if I cancel the install
of hydravision.

Any help appreciated.  (Hope I haven't just paid big bucks for a non-working
program.)
Mim - 14 Nov 2004 11:37 GMT
It's okay now, I followed someone's suggestion in another thread to avoid the
need to load the prerequisites (can't remember, but anyone else who has a
problem like this wierd one, can probably find the solution by doing a search
in this thread).

Given the number of people who have this problem, must be a bug in the setup
files.  Hopefully will be fixed in future updates.

Mim

> I've tried installing VB.Net 2003 standard on Win XP (with SR2).  When I put
> in the prerequisite disk as requested, I get the installshield for
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> Any help appreciated.  (Hope I haven't just paid big bucks for a non-working
> program.)
Charlie - 16 Feb 2005 04:35 GMT
> I've tried installing VB.Net 2003 standard on Win XP (with SR2).  When I put
> in the prerequisite disk as requested, I get the installshield for
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> Any help appreciated.  (Hope I haven't just paid big bucks for a non-working
> program.)
Peter van der Goes - 16 Feb 2005 12:52 GMT
>> I've tried installing VB.Net 2003 standard on Win XP (with SR2).  When I
>> put
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>> non-working
>> program.)

Don't know when this thread started, but...

This fix was posted for a similar problem and may well work for you.
<quote>
Seems that Windows is running what is defined in App Paths for "setup.exe"
Judging by the error that you are getting, Windows is running
<system32>\setup.exe instead of the setup.exe from the CD.

Open regedit and navigate to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App
Paths\Setup.exe

Double click on the default value and clear the value data.  It should now
be blank.  This should clear up your problem and allow you to install VS.

</quote>

Hope this helps.

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Charlie - 21 Feb 2005 14:05 GMT
Just to let you know the info worked great. I loaded VB.net with no problems.
Thanks alot.

> >> I've tried installing VB.Net 2003 standard on Win XP (with SR2).  When I
> >> put
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>
> Hope this helps.
Peter van der Goes - 21 Feb 2005 16:45 GMT
> Just to let you know the info worked great. I loaded VB.net with no
> problems.
> Thanks alot.

Great!
I like happy endings.

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Charlie - 16 Feb 2005 04:35 GMT
> I've tried installing VB.Net 2003 standard on Win XP (with SR2).  When I put
> in the prerequisite disk as requested, I get the installshield for
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> Any help appreciated.  (Hope I haven't just paid big bucks for a non-working
> program.)

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