I recently signed up for a programming class which we need to download Visual Studio Express.
After downloading I am getting some errors.
Microsoft Visual Studio connected services package failed
Microsoft Azurage Storage connected services package failed
Every time I open up Visual Studio and try to start a new project with visual basic it automatically fails on me and tells me there was a problem and the program restarts.
How can I fix this problem?
Error message I am getting:
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I have created small SSIS project in SQL Server Data Tools for Visual Studio 2015. While debugging the project I am getting below error.
Unable To Start debugging.
The Debugger is not properly installed
Run setup to install or repair the debugger. (Microsoft.DataTransformationServices.VsIntegration).
When I open the visual studio (2010 - professional), i am getting the following error:
"The associated source control plug in is not installed or could not be initialized vs 2010"
I tried all the recommended solutions here: [TFS Error: "Source Control - Unable to Access Database" But nothing worked.
Is it possible that i have some problem with my VS? Maybe i am missing a Service Pack?
Check that the following are installed on your computer:
Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1
Visual Studio 2010 SP1 Team Foundation Server Compatibility GDR https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=29082
Update for Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1 (KB2736182) https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=34677
I was missing (2) and (3), after their installation I didn't get the error "The associated source control plug in is not installed or could not be initialized vs 2010" anymore upon opening the visual studio, and was able to save the modified files as usual.
Tip: check the solution on another machine.
If it opens without any errors then the solution above probably will work for you.
So, I downloaded VS Professional and when I went to install it, I got the following errors:
Team Explorer for Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 : Fatal error during installation.
Microsoft NuGet - Visual Studio 2015 : Package failed.
Microsoft Visual Studio Connected Services : Package failed.
Azure AD Authentication Connected Service : Package failed.
Microsoft Azure Mobile Services Connected Service : Package failed.
Microsoft Azure Storage Connected Service : Package failed.
Microsoft.VisualStudio.Office365 : Package failed.
I tried every solution in this other question (besides a clean windows install), but none of them worked. Any ideas?
Edit: Link to the log file generated by the installer. Ps.: It's a 1.3MB file
After a while, I managed to solve these issues by downloading Revo Uninstaller and uninstalling every C++ Redistributable on my computer, and letting VS install the proper ones.
I'm trying to run load tests on Visual Studio Team Services an I get the following error(see image). My run settings are set to Team Services, I am connected to the account and the account has a valid Visual Studio Enterprise subscription.
All suggestions on what can be causing this is appreciated.
Thanks
I updated my Visual Studio from 2013 ultimate to 2015 Enterprise and that fixed the issue.
I'm trying to install visual studio 2015 and it's coming back with these errors:
Team Explorer for Visual Studio 2015 -> Fatal Error
Microsoft NuGet - Visual Studio 2015 -> Package Failed
Microsoft Visual Studio Connected Services -> Packages Failed
Azure AD Authentication Connected Services -> Packages Failed
Microsoft Azure Mobile Services Connected Service -> Package Failed
Microsoft Azure Storeage Connected Service -> Packages Failed
Microsoft.VisualStudio.Office365 -> Package Failed
I've googled this and seen that this is already a question here with a solution,
Multiple Errors Installing Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition. I'm only asking another question because I couldn't post mine on the original one.
The soultion states that the c++ redistributable must be repaired because they are getting the 64 and 32 bit dlls mixed up. So I repaired them but it still installs the dlls to the wrong folder and I thought that maybe if I move them myself that would do the trick, but the visual studio installer seems to install them again anyway undoing my changes.
Does anyone have any other suggestions to make on how to get around this problem?
Working!
I 've tried all the workarounds without success and what finally do the trick was to uninstall all visual studios and all Microsoft Visual C++ XXX Redistributable x86 and x64 versions.
Then, run the Visual Stuido installer again.
Hope it helps!