I'm trying to change the default directories that Visual Studio 2005 (Beta 2)
uses to store information. Upon startup of, VS 2005 always creates the two
directories "Visual Studio" and "Visual Studio 2005" in the "My Documents"
folder.

Is there an article on how to setup VS.NET 2003 to run in non admin mode in
a windows xp/windows 2003 network.
Thanks.

I'm unable to check for updates in VS 2003 and have read the MSDN support
document located at
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;836454  Since I'm
experiening the problem it describes, could you send me the hotfix mentioned

I have tried to install Team Foundation Server Beta 2. During Installation I
received a message, that I first need to install SQL-Server 2005 CTP. I have
done this, now when I start Foundation Server Setup again, I can only
uninstall Team Foundation App Tier. When I do this, ...

I am trying to repair my Visual Studio .Net Enterprise Architect 2003
installation, but am getting errors during both any installation attempts or
repair attempts. My reason for trying the repair is to fix my
non-functioning Intellisense. (I tried all sorts of things to fix it, but

I had VS.Net 2003 environment up successfully including the VS.Net MSDN
Help.   But I just yesterday installed MSDN Library for April 2005.  It looks
like that install clobbered the MSDN for VS.Net 2003.  Was that to be
expected or did I do something wrong?  If so how do I ...

VS 2005 Express C++ fails on Windows XP Pro 64bit edition beta build
1218 saying that I must install Windows 2003 Server SP 1. Windowsupdate
fails with the usual "Error occurred" (won't say what error exactly and
what to do about it). I could not find said 2003 SP1 for 64bit only ...

I have the problem described in Knowledge Base Article
836454, wich causes the VS Update function not to work.
According to the article this is an error, and there is a
new version available. However I can't find the file, but