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.NET Forum / Visual Studio.NET / Setup / April 2005Insufficient memory to run Setup (Embedded Visual Tools 3.0)
Hello, I try to install Microsoft Embedded Visual Tools 3.0 on a PC with 1 Gb internal memory running XP Prof English SP2. But when installing the option 'Embedded Visual Tools 3.0' the following message appears: --------------------------- Setup Initialization Error --------------------------- There is insufficient memory to run Setup. Try closing any open applications or restarting Windows. --------------------------- OK --------------------------- The other install options: 'Windows CE Platform SDK (H/PC Pro)', 'Windows CE Platform SDK (Palm-size PC 1.2)' and 'Microsoft Platform SDK for Pocket PC' install ok. Even after removing some memory (to 512 MB) the problem remains. Updating to Visual Tools 4 is not an option. Is there a workaround? With kind regards, ISH Sorry, is now 3 times in this discussion group. After sending i received an error message. > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > ISH have the same problem on XP Prof 2002 SP1 installed on a Presario X1000 Compaq notebook (with plenty of RAM) I found a way around this that works for me. I burned the installation files onto a CD and started setup from there. This did the trick for me .... good luck! For me also, Thank you Nick! > I found a way around this that works for me. I burned the installation files > onto a CD and started setup from there. This did the trick for me .... > > good luck! Thanks! It looks like the installation application for embedded visual c++ 4.0 has the same problem. I guess it can't install from long paths and it's errantly reporting this as OOM. To install, for either version, burning a CD works, as does moving them to a shorter path (such as C:\temp). Thanks for the help nick, I would have been frustrated all night without the help. > I found a way around this that works for me. I burned the installation files > onto a CD and started setup from there. This did the trick for me .... > > good luck! Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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