My work space is visual basic, visual c++ , Sql in my current vs2013 which I provuded in picture, There is a lot of confusion in downloading vs2017 offline, so I need help in command to download offline for specific visual basic, visual c++, sql server
Hi you can download setup full packages in this site: https://www.nosware.com/visual-studio-2017-offline-installer/1528/
There is two option in there: first ±2GB for Desktop Development Only like: VB.NET, Csharp and C++, if you want full packages ±23GB, you can scroll down in bottom to download in two part, just using winrar to extract part file. Hope it helps.
Go to the following link and download the ISO version of VS2017, that will allow you to install VS while not connected to the internet.
https://developerinsider.co/download-visual-studio-2017-web-installer-iso-community-professional-enterprise/
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I am using Microsoft Visual Studio Installer projects extension to create an installer for my app.
Works OK, but the problem is that the product name contains "š" character in it and the font used in the msi installer obviously doesn't support that character:
Anything I can do about that?
Some background info:
I initially developed the app in VS 2015 which had a free Install Shield Limited edition. Or maybe it was even VS2013, don't really remember... However, now I need to make some changes in the app. There was no problem with such a name in Install Shield back then. So I tried to open the project in VS 2022, but obviously Install shield's no longer an option. This is where VS Installer project comes in, but there's the problem with the diacritics...
This looks like an encoding issue. Try searching in the VS project properties for an option to set the encoding to Unicode. I don't use the VS projects that much, so I don't know if you have the option to change it not, but it might be there.
Also, if you are looking for a better free MSI packaging tool, try the Advanced Installer extension for Visual Studio. There is one for each version of VS.
Disclaimer. I work on the team building Advanced Installer.
As downloadable here but to be an online installtion process.
I'm looking to ways to download the package offline and/or the standalone .iso installation file - similarly to how we can do with Visual Studio 2012 updates here.
How can I do that?
ps.
A google search give me nowhere helpful at this time.
In brief the answer is this download link.
As I have met this question many times for Visual Studio versions, I note down here the full process to access them all from A to Z.
Google search for visual studio updates as here
Go for links from visualstudio.com as here
Search for updates on the page - pick up the search result Overview of Visual Studio 2013 updates which lists all latest Visual Studio updates.
Choose the version to open the download page.
Look for Installation Instruction section, SCROLL DOWN below to the part that says Download the ISO image directly
Enjoy your .iso - it's done here.
Google search
Go down for .iso downloading
I found one way to do this via this article by storing the downloaded files. Though not a way to have iso file though.
VS 2013 Update 2 offline ISO - http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=393220
VS 2013 Update 3 offline ISO - http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=403041
For more current releases/updates (e.g. MSVC 2013 update 4 etc.) Microsoft recommends adding the '/layout' option when running the online installer from the command prompt:
<executable name> /layout
This command downloads all the packages for the installation, which makes it possible to install them offline thereafter.
https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=519391
that's it ! the update 5 direct Link .. it's 6GB ISO
I got this link for update 3 from Xinystudio:
Visual Studio 2013 update 3 offline iso
I know the OP is asking for update 2 but I thought this may present a better alternative.
If you have a number of people in your team that will need the udpate, it is a good idea to get someone to download the file to a local share and then share the location with yours team, as this file takes quite a while to download normally, and you are not able to use Visual Studio while the download has started.
One other way to do this is to go to the "Overview of Visual Studio 2013 updates" page (link below) and download the latest VS update.
"Overview of Visual Studio 2013 updates" - https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2829760.
On this page click on "Download the latest Visual Studio 2013 update package now" and you will be redirected to the VS update page, where you will be able to download the file.
VS 2013 Update 5 direct link:
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/confirmation.aspx?id=48129
So if you have downloaded the file to C:\downloads, go to the command prompt and navigate to C:\downloads (or shift + right-click on the folder, then selecting "open command window here" .
Once you are in this folder, type the following command:
VS2013.5.exe /layout
This should bring up the Visual Studio Update window, and the download will then start.
From this link do the following:
Is there any way I can use Nintendo TWL or Nitro SDK on Visual Studio, along with their IS-NITRO-DEBUGGER? I know there're some workaround, since I heard people using Visual Studio to work on DS/DSi games. I don't want to use CodeWarrior for this.
PS: I have Visual Studio 2010 and 2012 express edition.
It should be pretty easy, I wrote a little wizard that creates projects for use on the devkitPro toolchain (supports the DS among others) that could probably be modified for use with the official devkit. VS 10 is a bit more friendly with this sort of setup but it works on VS12 as well.
http://pern.drunkencoders.com/
The wizard is here and you will have to install it then open and edit the javascript files...no access to the official devkit so can't comment on how much of an undertaking this might be.
You may simply be able to edit the libnds template makefiles to point at the official toolchain and the wizard will just work as is (other than having to create a debug association).
There are also some good debugging tools if the toolchain that is based on gcc that will let you debug directly in visual studio with memory watches and custom viewers.
I am trying to install Microsoft visual studio Professional 2010 on my Windows XP SP3 edition. I am getting the error "vs_setup.msi could not be open" :
I have seen some forums mentioning the same problem for different reasons, and mostly because of having a previous version of Microsoft visual studio installed, but this is the first time for me to install it. Any idea how to fix that ?
Note: The actual setup files are in the path "G:\Visual Studio 2010 Professional". I do not know why the setup is trying to look for vs_setup.msi inside the "G:" directly ! Of course it is not there.
Maybe this setup is from DVD image and it's hardcoded to work in root directory.
Try to move all setup files to G:\ or another drive root
It probably doesn't like the spaces in the installation folder name. Rename "Visual Studio 2010 Professional" to VS2010Pro and see if it doesn't start working.
Also look for the setup log in %temp%. Sometimes it's cryptic but you can usually get SOME idea of what went wrong. Maybe edit your question with the errors from that log. It's called dd_something*something* etc.
Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Shell (Isolated) Redistributable Package.
With 7zip open and extract VSIsoShell.exe in a New Directory (there are many files inside of this .exe).
After this is done, redirect to the right path w/ the extracted files (with vs_setup.msi file).
7zip is an Open source Windows utility for manipulating archives (www.7-zip.org)
I've tried to install this
http://www.thinktecture.com/resourcearchive/tools-and-software/wscf
it seems I have to download the vs2005 version first and then update with a file for vs2008.
But the addin failed to install as for me.
Did someone achieve to do so with VS 2008 ?
You're right. It looks like it is needed to have VS 2K5 before being able to use this add-in.
I guess the setup for VS 2005 tries to add a toolbar or some menu items, so it launches VS 2005, which of course fails if you don't have it.
Instead of preparing a setup program for VS 2008, the author just provides an updated .addin while for it.
Maybe it is enough to extract the files from the .msi (see the back room tech for a link) and then install the .addin file from the zip of the "2008 version".
If you succeed in doing this with the msi, put then this .addin file in a directory where VS 2008 looks for it (see the list in Tools / options / Environment / Addins Macro security).
Inside the .addin, there is the path to the add-in itself, which must be of course adapted.