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visual studio .net setup : Install VS2005 on Vista
had to find the adminitstrator account to install VS2005 (again), then I had to install SP1 AND SP! for Vista (was I stupid that I thougt it was a choice). We need both. And last thing is an error running VS with VB in the Hello world example. Just a form, Just a butto with the msgbox " hello World" start running in debug I get: Error when trying to run the project: ..... A Visual Studio DLL coloader80.dll is not correctly installed. Please repair ...... If the problem persists etc. I' reinstalled it several times. Still no solution. BTW I'm now not running on the administraor account, but on the users account with administor rights. A second problem is that the Visual Studio Developer News is empty, because there is no connection with the internet. Offcourse there is. But why doesn't VS know this. I hope to get answers soon
[quoted text, click to view] "Ton" <Ton@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:CC421A8B-0E45-4582-8959-6A58B8B8DEB6@microsoft.com... > I've had a lot of trouble installing VS2005 on a VISTA enviroment. Fisrt I > had to find the adminitstrator account to install VS2005 (again), then I > had > to install SP1 AND SP! for Vista (was I stupid that I thougt it was a > choice). We need both. And last thing is an error running VS with VB in > the > Hello world example. > Just a form, Just a butto with the msgbox " hello World" > > start running in debug I get: > Error when trying to run the project: ..... > > A Visual Studio DLL coloader80.dll is not correctly installed. Please > repair > ..... > If the problem persists etc. > > I' reinstalled it several times. Still no solution. BTW I'm now not > running > on the administraor account, but on the users account with administor > rights. > > A second problem is that the Visual Studio Developer News is empty, > because > there is no connection with the internet. Offcourse there is. But why > doesn't > VS know this. > > I hope to get answers soon > I believe you're dealing with the leftovers of the first, botched, installation. I know you don't want to hear it, but here's what I'd do in your situation (FWIW, I have VS 2005 installed and working fine with a wide variety of project types on two Vista Ultimate machines here). Completely remove VS 2005 and all the supporting products that were installed. By completely, I mean first use the automatic uninstallers in the recommended sequence, then manually delete leftover files and folders from the installation location(s), THEN use regedit to find and remove all registry entries for Visual Studio and the .NET Framework. If you do this, your next install (of the necessary pieces in the correct order) will be a truly new install. If that process fails, the distasteful last resort is wipe the drive, reinstall Vista clean, then install VS 2005.
[quoted text, click to view] "Ton" <Ton@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message These instructions were originally for pre-release versions, but can be news:2637E122-F109-472F-9D92-59082B5C32CF@microsoft.com... > I've allready tried this. But maybe I've forgotten related products. Can > you > give me all product names which should be removed. And when I m ready to > start in the registry. Should I look at VS2005 for key's, data values or > what? And then just remove. > > As I allready explained as user Ton (admin rights) I can start Vs2005, but > as administor starting is impossible, because VS cant get in the registry. > Very confusing. Should I remove the registry key's as user Ton or as user > Administrator > applied with common sense mods to the release version. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/aa718704.aspx These are the standard instructions: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms246604(VS.80).aspx
I've allready tried this. But maybe I've forgotten related products. Can you
give me all product names which should be removed. And when I m ready to start in the registry. Should I look at VS2005 for key's, data values or what? And then just remove. As I allready explained as user Ton (admin rights) I can start Vs2005, but as administor starting is impossible, because VS cant get in the registry. Very confusing. Should I remove the registry key's as user Ton or as user Administrator [quoted text, click to view] "pvdg42" wrote:
> > "Ton" <Ton@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:CC421A8B-0E45-4582-8959-6A58B8B8DEB6@microsoft.com... > > I've had a lot of trouble installing VS2005 on a VISTA enviroment. Fisrt I > > had to find the adminitstrator account to install VS2005 (again), then I > > had > > to install SP1 AND SP! for Vista (was I stupid that I thougt it was a > > choice). We need both. And last thing is an error running VS with VB in > > the > > Hello world example. > > Just a form, Just a butto with the msgbox " hello World" > > > > start running in debug I get: > > Error when trying to run the project: ..... > > > > A Visual Studio DLL coloader80.dll is not correctly installed. Please > > repair > > ..... > > If the problem persists etc. > > > > I' reinstalled it several times. Still no solution. BTW I'm now not > > running > > on the administraor account, but on the users account with administor > > rights. > > > > A second problem is that the Visual Studio Developer News is empty, > > because > > there is no connection with the internet. Offcourse there is. But why > > doesn't > > VS know this. > > > > I hope to get answers soon > > > > I believe you're dealing with the leftovers of the first, botched, > installation. > I know you don't want to hear it, but here's what I'd do in your situation > (FWIW, I have VS 2005 installed and working fine with a wide variety of > project types on two Vista Ultimate machines here). > > Completely remove VS 2005 and all the supporting products that were > installed. By completely, I mean first use the automatic uninstallers in the > recommended sequence, then manually delete leftover files and folders from > the installation location(s), THEN use regedit to find and remove all > registry entries for Visual Studio and the .NET Framework. If you do this, > your next install (of the necessary pieces in the correct order) will be a > truly new install. > > If that process fails, the distasteful last resort is wipe the drive, > reinstall Vista clean, then install VS 2005. > >
I've done what you've suggested. Removed all components, even from the
registry. All was clean. Installed VS2005 VS2005 SP1 and VS 2005 SP1 for Vista. I did this on the administrator account. Run all setup files as Administrator. Result. No difference As administrator I can't run VS2005 because an error is found a part of the registry or something. I was able to continu. Just the fornm a button "hello world" and the known error with the dll was not correct installed..... I DO NOT WANT TO REPLACE VISTA surely there mus be a reason why it is not working please help [quoted text, click to view] "pvdg42" wrote:
> > "Ton" <Ton@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:2637E122-F109-472F-9D92-59082B5C32CF@microsoft.com... > > I've allready tried this. But maybe I've forgotten related products. Can > > you > > give me all product names which should be removed. And when I m ready to > > start in the registry. Should I look at VS2005 for key's, data values or > > what? And then just remove. > > > > As I allready explained as user Ton (admin rights) I can start Vs2005, but > > as administor starting is impossible, because VS cant get in the registry. > > Very confusing. Should I remove the registry key's as user Ton or as user > > Administrator > > > These instructions were originally for pre-release versions, but can be > applied with common sense mods to the release version. > > http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/aa718704.aspx > > These are the standard instructions: > > http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms246604(VS.80).aspx > >
[quoted text, click to view] "Ton" <Ton@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message I hope for your sake that somebody else chimes in with a better idea. I'm news:5F449404-BB23-42FE-BD3B-2F485EFCF390@microsoft.com... > I've done what you've suggested. Removed all components, even from the > registry. All was clean. Installed VS2005 VS2005 SP1 and VS 2005 SP1 for > Vista. I did this on the administrator account. Run all setup files as > Administrator. > Result. No difference > > As administrator I can't run VS2005 because an error is found a part of > the > registry or something. I was able to continu. Just the fornm a button > "hello > world" and the known error with the dll was not correct installed..... > > I DO NOT WANT TO REPLACE VISTA > > surely there mus be a reason why it is not working > > please help > afraid I have nothing else to offer. I hope you are able to resolve it without the ultimate step.
can anyone help me. I've moved to a "repairpoint?" from the backup center, to
the situation before I've started to install VS2005. And installed everything again. Nothing helped I stil receive the error. And even on the Administor logon the system has trouble writing somthing in the registry section. [quoted text, click to view] "pvdg42" wrote:
> > "Ton" <Ton@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:5F449404-BB23-42FE-BD3B-2F485EFCF390@microsoft.com... > > I've done what you've suggested. Removed all components, even from the > > registry. All was clean. Installed VS2005 VS2005 SP1 and VS 2005 SP1 for > > Vista. I did this on the administrator account. Run all setup files as > > Administrator. > > Result. No difference > > > > As administrator I can't run VS2005 because an error is found a part of > > the > > registry or something. I was able to continu. Just the fornm a button > > "hello > > world" and the known error with the dll was not correct installed..... > > > > I DO NOT WANT TO REPLACE VISTA > > > > surely there mus be a reason why it is not working > > > > please help > > > I hope for your sake that somebody else chimes in with a better idea. I'm > afraid I have nothing else to offer. > I hope you are able to resolve it without the ultimate step. > >
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