(I did look at this previous question but it is outdated for VS 2019)
I have VS 2019 Enterprise installed on my Windows 10 workstation.
I tried to install the latest version of TFS Source Control Explorer Extension but get an error that this cannot be installed with any of the currently installed products.
So is that tool no longer available with VS 2019?
To Visual Studio 2019 doesn't have support (yet) in Microsoft Team Foundation Version Control Windows Shell Extension.
You can see an issue about it here and track the status in this tweet.
According to Aug 13 to Microsoft does not have an update on this yet.
It is available for VS2019 now:
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms-vscs-vcw.TfsShellExtentionVS2019
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I'm currently facing some issues with the latest Visual Studio 2019 version (16.7.0) and I want to go back to a previous version, specifically 16.6.2. However on the VS website I can't find a place where to download a specific version of Visual Studio, so is there a way (even non official) to download this version?
Officially, Microsoft provides older installer for VS 2019, but only the Enterprise, Professional, and Build Tools. Meanwhile Community edition
is only supported on the recommended latest release of the latest minor version of Visual Studio
So if you expect to be needing VS Community older version in the future, I suggest backing up the offline installer when they're released.
In case you need to install a specific version of the Community Edition you can download VS 20XX Professional Edition with the desired version and then, during installation, just select the Community Edition.
Steps:
Download the installer with the required version (release history for VS2022)
Open the installer and when the Workloads screen appears, close it to view the setup screen behind.
On the setup screen go to the "Available" tab
Choose the Community Edition (or the one you need...)
you can download the older version of Visual studio 2019:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/releases/2019/history#installing-an-earlier-release
For VS2022, the list is here:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/releases/2022/release-history
I downloaded Visual Studio Community from here ,But getting this exception when installing.
Please let me know what could be the reason despite using latest version of windows.
I have also read this article , and using professional version of windows.
Installer
System Configuration
The 2015 in the System properties indicate you use a very old Windows 10 Version (TH1/TH2), but you need at least the Creators Update from March 2017:
Visual Studio 2019 will install and run on the following operating
systems (64 bit recommended):
Windows 10 version 1703 or higher: Home, Professional, Education, and Enterprise
So, update your Windows 10 to the 1809.
I was using Visual Studio 2015 RC and building Windows 10 App with no problem. Once I upgraded to Windows 10, I also upgraded my VS but after that I cannot run and build my Windows 10 app.
I downloaded the VS 2015 here, when I chose custom install, there was no "Universal Windows App Development Tool" option as described here. I could only see a "Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8.0/8.1 Phone" option.
What's wrong with my install? Am I downloading the wrong file?
I think the new tools just came out a few hours ago, you can get the tools through this links :
For VS 2015 Community
For VS 2015 Professional
For VS 2015 Enterprise
Hope it helps.
Install the Windows 10 SDK (Build 10240) and the Windows 10 Developer Tools. No you see the Universal Template Items in the New Project dialog.
you need to install the latest SDK which was released yesterday for Windows 10 Final Version. http://dev.windows.com --> SDK Download
From the Microsoft website:
Note: This release does not support developing for Windows 10 until July 29. Continue to use Visual Studio 2015 RC until July 29 if you are developing Universal Windows apps.
I guess it hasn't been updated yet. Perhaps depending on country, location, or installing an update that is to be released today.
Looks like it was a time/date problem: I modified my VisualStudio 2015 just a second ago: the universal tools option appeared and installed. Look at channel9 for instructions.
First off, I know about the bug that happens when installing Visual Studio 2013 on Windows 8.1 using SCCM 2012. However, I believe this bug was fixed in the update 3. http://blogs.msdn.com/b/vsnetsetup/archive/2014/10/29/error-26403-failed-to-add-user-to-group.aspx
I have downloaded and installed Visual Studio Premium 2013 with update 4.
I have downloaded the latest available version of the Visual Studio 2013 Shell (Isolated). https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/downloads/download-visual-studio-vs.aspx. And when installing with SCCM 2012, I am still getting the error message that was present in pre-update 3 versions of visual studio.
Error 26403.Failed to add user to group. (-2147463168 SYSTEM Performance Log Users )
Does anyone have a workaround for installing Vs Shell (Isolated) onto a windows 8.1 machine with sccm 2012 ?
I would like to try out the new features in VS 11 Developer Preview on the machine that i do programming on with VS 2010 SP1. Is there a way I can install VS 11 Developer Preview without it affecting my current VS2010 SP1 instance?
You can install them side-by-side. MSDN provides the caveats. This has been true since the first version of VS.NET, and per the article linked to below, it still applies with the Visual Studio 11 Developer Preview.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms246609(v=vs.110).aspx
I used Virtual Box. It provides a clean environment that can't interfere with your production system, without requiring a separate computer.