I am getting this problem when trying to launch SQL Server Management Studio 2017. The installation finished with no problems.
problem1
I have reinstalled SSMS, C++ redistributables, .NET Framework 4.5 4.6 4.7, several times, and it keeps the same.
The only thing I can’t install is visual studio 2015 shell isolated. When I try to install, it says the following:
problem2
If I uninstall .NET Framework, and try to install VS Shell isolated, it keeps poping the same screen but with a button of "Accept and install", then it begin to install .NET Framework 4.6 and the screen closes suddenly.
It seems the shell isolated doesnt recognize .NET Framework is installed already, but other software like Visual Studio 2017 Community Edition works perfectly.
It appears in control panel, but if I right-click it, says "change", and then the same screen saying .NET Framework appears.
problem3
Any solution ?
EDIT: I could fix it upgrading to Windows 10. Thanks!
I had a similar issue and fixed it in this way : first I removed all the frameworks I could. After rebooting I removed all the visual c runtime I could. Then, I rebooted again.
After rebooting, I installed in order all the visual c runtime, each bundle in a couple, where x86 was the first. I skipped those who said they were already installed. Finally I installed the framework 4.5.
VS shell should install fine. The issue is due to visual c runtime 2015 being almost compatible with visual c runtime 2017. However, if you manually download and install each version in publication order, the detection should work correctly.
Warning: make a system backup before starting and download all the installers before starting the uninstallation, as after rebooting, certain software may fail as their dependencies could be missing (for example antivirus).
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I am running Windows 10. I tried to open a solution in Visual Studio, and could not do so without upgrading that solution to .NET Framework 4.8. I don't want to do that, as it is a team project.
I tried to install 4.6.2, which is what it wanted, but could not - got the "a newer version is already installed). So, searching for a way to get it to install, I found a suggestion of uninstalling other .NET framework versions. I uninstalled 4.8 in the Windows Features, although it still seems to be there. I uninstalled 4.5.1 and 4.5.2 from Control Panel.
Now when I log into my computer, I am bombarded with errors that 4.0.30319 is missing, 4.5 is missing, and so forth. I tried going to Visual Studio Installer, to see if I could install them from there, but 4.5 is required by VS Installer. 4.0 will not install. 4.5.1 and 4.5.2 will install. 4.8 installed. But the software isn't detecting any of them.
I installed the 4.5.1 devpack. 4.5.2 devpack. 4.8 devpack. None of these have allowed me to run the VS installer. I can see 4.5.1 in the control panel, so it's there. 4.8 is checked in Windows features, so it is there. But the VS Installer tells me that it needs 4.5 and can't find it.
Does anyone have suggestions as to how to get my VS Installer at least working? From there, maybe I can try individual component versions. Even the VS Installer Setup application won't run, needing 4.5, and the same with attempting to uninstall the VS installer.
Well, I've tried everything I can find online. Tried a .NET Framework Repair Tool (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/install/repair) which didn't repair anything. Tried installing older versions of VS hoping that they'd "properly" install the necessary .NET Frameworks, but the installs all hung (tried 2017, 2015, 2012, and 2010, since the frameworks that can't be found go back to 4.0.30319). Those were a flop. Can't tell you how many times I've uninstalled and reinstalled 4.8 and 4.5. 4.6 and 4.0 will not install because they say that there's a newer version (why doesn't 4.5 say that??).
Tried a Windows 10 startup repair, and that didn't find anything to repair.
So at this point I've got a ticket in with my IT department to reimage the PC. I've copied all my files to a network share and just waiting for them to come do the deed.
The lesson here is never, never, never, uninstall old versions of the .NET framework that are on your PC. Something is probably still using them.
I've been working on a C# MVC application in VS2015 with no problems. Recently I've upgraded to VS2017. I opened the same project in VS2017, but whenever I try to run it, I get the exact same error verbatim as described in
this question VS2017: The debugger is not properly installed. Cannot debug the requested type of code
I've followed every single piece of advice in that thread. I've also performed a repair on my installation - but none of the suggestions worked for me.
It's August now, so I wonder if anything has changed and if there is a solution now.
I have a feeling the problem is probably due to the differences between VS2015 and VS2017 - this was originally something built in VS2015 after all.
I also had issues few months ago when i upgraded VS2015 to VS2017 and one of my big project that i was running on visual studio 2015 stopped working. That project had seveleral class libraries and DLLs added. VS2017 asked me to installed required libraries/ddl one by one, which i did and still didn't work.
So what I did was, Uninstalled the upgraded version of visual studio 2017 and re-installed the complete visual studio 2017 from MSDN website (selecting the default selection of features). And then i loaded my Project in VS2017 fresh copy and it worked.
I suggest you to try the same
I installed Visual Studio 2015 on my machine before I upgraded to Windows 10 a few days ago. I'm having a really hard time installing W10 universal apps. At first, the option for universal apps wasn't listed under project templates. After a few restarts and back and forth, the option was there, the installation of the tools took several hours (I'm on an SSD so installations usually happens within a few minutes). Once it got installed, I either got an error message about loading assemblies, or that the project is not compatible with my version of Visual Studio (I'm running Visual Studio 2015 enterprise).
I have tried repairing and uninstalling then reinstalling/repairing VS, where the result is usually that the situation gets somewhat worse. Now, only test projects are listed under the Windows UAP section (Not Universal). I have also tried both uninstalling and reinstalling the Windows 10 SDK separately with Visual Studio without any effect. Is there a way to perform a complete clean uninstall of Visual Studio 2015 without performing a reinstall of my OS or is there some cache that I should clear?
I uninstall the windows 10 two sdks using the VS installer then open VS again. The universal template showing up. Then install the SDK again and it worked. Hope this will help.
I have a problem with Visual Studio Ultimate 2013. When I started the installation process, I got an error related to the .NET Framework 4.5.1, 0x800713ec Asia. I try to install .NET Framework 4.5.1 and I downloaded it from microsoft.com, but I have got the next issues:
Blocking Issues:
The .NET Framework 4.5 and this update are already installed on your
computer as part of the Windows operating system, but they must be
enabled. In Control Panel, choose Programs and Features, choose Turn
Windows features on or off, and then select the .NET Framework 4.5
check box.
Setup cannot continue because a previous installation requires your
computer to be restarted. Please restart your computer and rerun
Setup.
I did this recommendation, but nothing happened.
Just go to settings --> power --> and then update and restart . and then again Run Setup
I have installed full version licensed Visual Studio 2010 Professional, .Net 4.0 on my system. Now I am trying to install Active Reports 6 on it and facing the error "no compatible version of visual studio net found on system". My Active Reports build is 6.0.1.1797.0.
So, do I need to install framework 3.5 before installing? I have not installed Service Pack for visual Studio for now.
Thanks.
Active reports 6.0.1797.0 does not support Visual Studio 2010. Active reorts 6.1.2577 or later supports Visual Studio 2010. And any how, Express edition of visual studio does not support active reports.
So my solution, enhances...I installed the later versions...but unfortunately I am getting some errors in my application because of Active reports version change as my application was made in previous version of Active Reports. So, what I did is, installed the latest version, uninstalled it and again installed 6.0.1797.0 version, and it was installed successfully and my application was also working fine.
#rapsalands...You are correct in understanding that support for Visual Studio 2010 started only after build 6.1.2577.0 was released. Also express edition of Visual Studio is not supported. The first thing to note here is that whenever you install/uninstall ActiveReports 6 from your machine, there should be no running instance of Visual Studio as it affects proper integration of ActiveReports with itself.
Also the errors which you were getting are more likely appearing because of the incorrect references in your project. Whenever you open an existing project after upgrading ActiveReports build, you should remove all the ActiveReports references from the project, re-add them (making sure they point to the version currently installed) and finally rebuild your project.
I think you can also check the blogs for ActiveReports as you might find some useful information about different topics there.