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I’ve been looking forward to the beta 2 release for a long time, was excited when it was made available for download today and then was disappointed when it wouldn’t even install on my machine. But as you say, this is really irritating.

If you receive an error message, see Note 2″Īs a former product developer I can certainly understand Microsoft needing to minimize its early testing burden. If you receive an error message, see Note 1.

Remove “Microsoft Visual J# Redistributable Package 2.0 Beta”. Remove “Microsoft SQL Mobile 2005 Development Tools” Remove “Microsoft Device Emulator 1.0 Beta” Remove “Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for Office System 2005 Runtime Beta” Remove “Microsoft MSDN Express Library 2005 Beta” Remove “Microsoft Visual Studio 64bit Prerequisites Beta” Remove “Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Tools Express Edition” Remove “Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Edition” Remove “Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Professional” or other related IDE installs such as (Visual Studio Professional/Standard/Enterprise Architect/Team Suite, etc.) Go to the Control Panel and launch Add/Remove Programs “If you have installed previous versions of Visual Studio 2005, such as Beta 1 or Community Technical Preview (CTP) builds of Visual Studio Team Suite, Visual Studio Standard or Visual Studio Professional, then you must uninstall the pre-Beta2 components in the exact order below before beginning to install any version of Visual Studio 2005 Beta 2. Yes, the site is legit – it is linked to from msdn online.

#Microsoft visual studio 2005 full version windows#

It’s little wonder that folks are leaving Windows for OS X and Linux. I’d like for my next box purchase to be a Longhorn/Media Center purchase, but I worry that Microsoft would prevent the use of Media Center as a development box.

#Microsoft visual studio 2005 full version how to#

I hope that I’m wrong about all of this and would be happy if somebody explained how to use Windows XP Home as a development machine. If so, then perhaps their Windows XP Home logo should say something like “Warning: Windows XP Home Edition will not run Microsoft development tools”. At that point, I remember that some very good tools and RDBMS from other vendors don’t refuse to run on XP Home Edition, and so lose my temporary enthusiasm for the Microsoft tools and go back to the ones that work.įor some reason, it seems that Microsoft has decided that developers should have to run XP Professional. I attempt to install the latest version of Visual Studio and/or SQL Server and encounter some sort of problem with the fact that I’m running XP Home Edition. I keep running into this crap whenever I try to get enthusiastic about Microsoft tools. It seems that Sql Server Express is not supported on Windows XP Home Edition.