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.NET Forum / Visual Studio.NET / Setup / March 2007

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setup project in 200307 Mar 2007 18:58 GMT1
I created a setup project in VS 2003 to deploy a windows application.
I'm able to run that installer in any windows xp m/c, when I try to install
the setip in a vista m/c, it goes all the way and hangs at the end.
I tried to create a small setup project in vs 2005 and I was able to ...
VS 2005 Service Pack won't install07 Mar 2007 09:25 GMT1
Hi;
I have tried to install the VS 2005 security release 3 times - and it fails
each time. What can I do to get this installed as it patches security holes
and so I really need it installed.
january 2007 ctp -> project ... could not be opened because the microsoft visual c# 2005 compiler could not be created07 Mar 2007 07:37 GMT3
I have windows vista ultimate , and installed the vs january 2007 ctp
version.
when I try to open solutions that I made with previous vs 2005 pro , on xp
sp2 machine I getting the error:
3 File type association questions06 Mar 2007 10:29 GMT1
First, I need to find out how to, in the setup program, to add my
application to the 'Open With' menu for particular filetypes, even if I have
not created a file association which ties to my app, for that filetype.
Second - I successfully created file associations, but then, in the ...
Custom Actions during setup05 Mar 2007 07:39 GMT8
I've created a setup/deployment package.  I need to call my executable with
a command line param at the end of the install (used to set up default
databases, connection strings etc.)  I've set up a custom action that points
to the "Primary Output", but it's not firing.  Any ...
VS .NET 2005 Pro fails to run on Vista04 Mar 2007 03:19 GMT3
I had VS .NET 2005 Professional already installed on my Windows XP (Home)
machine.  I upgraded to Windows Vista (Home Premium).  I then installed SP1
(VS80sp1-KB926601-X86-ENU.exe) followed by the hot fix
(VS80sp1-KB929470-X86-Beta-ENU.exe).  When I run VS as administrator, I get ...
VS2005 SPI install on 2003SP1 - installation source not available03 Mar 2007 19:34 GMT2
I am trying to install Service Pack 1 on VS2005 Professional on a Windows
2003 Server (SP1) with NET Framework 2 with all critical patches installed.
When installing VS2005 SP1 (common version for Std/Pro version) this comes
up with the following error:
VS 2005 Pro Trial Edition03 Mar 2007 14:25 GMT1
I downloaded the trial edition of VS 2005 PRofessional.
I renamed the file to a .iso from the .img file extension that is hte default.
When I got to extract te image, the ONLY file in there is a Readme.txt file
- that's it...
VS2005 TS 180 day trial installation on Windows Vista Ultimate02 Mar 2007 10:48 GMT1
Installation of Visual Studio 2005 TS 180 day trial fails repeatedly
on Windows Vista Ultimate with the following error:
during installation of dotnetfx.exe file into SDK/bootstraper/ ...
setup fails to copy dotnetfx.exe and asks for
How to flag installed EXE as "runas Administrator"01 Mar 2007 00:51 GMT1
The program I develope uses Application Updater blocks (code sample from
Microsoft) to download newer versions of itself as we make them available
from our website.  This is a C# .NET application developed under VS 2005.
To work properly under Vista, the user must turn off UAC or ...
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