I have installed Visual studio 2013 with update 2 but after successful installation When I try to create a new project , I am seeing blank window
But I am able to see some template when I try to click create a new website
I have tried resetting setting or installing template from visual studio command prompt.. even tried repairing it but no success
I have tried solution mentioned in below links but no success yet.
Missing project templates in "New Project" dialog box in Visual Studio 2013
Visual Studio 2013 new project templates appear empty
On windows machine hit Win + R (Run Command Dialog)
Type appwiz.cpl
find Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 Ultimate (this may vary) then Dbl Click.
The Dialog Box Shown below appears.
The VS Repair Dialog Box
Click on repair and wait for the process to complete.
You may be prompted for a reboot.
Your New Project Dialog Box should be back as it was.
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i'm after install updates on visual studio 2017 and create successful my first app with xamarin.forms and cross platform, when i want to create another app i can't find cross-platform template on new project dialog.
I was having the same problem and managed to do it
The Visual Studio Installer will open
Under the word Visual Studio Community 2017 there is a word called "More" Click on it to enlarge the word "Repair" Click on it to start downloading After it is finished Press Restart the program and open the program
Unsure of the specific cause of it, but I cannot sign into an instance of Visual Studio 2015 (Update 3) Enterprise. When I attempt to sign in, the login information is accepted in the resultant pop-up window but after the pop-up window disappears the "Sign In" text in the upper right hand corner of the Visual Studio 2015 window stays the same and I see the text "Another instance of the application is already in the process of signing in" displayed as shown here. Note that this is the only instance of Visual Studio 2015 I have running:
I have tried un-installing and reinstalling Visual Studio 2015, performing all updates, and resetting the settings to no avail.
How can I get Visual Studio 2015 to accept the login?
Thank you for your time.
Whenever I attempt to build a project in Visual Studio 2010 or 2013, I get a Windows Installer popup that says "Please wait while Windows configures Visual Studio".
How can I make this popup go away?
Root Cause:
Windows thinks that the installation is broken because of a missing folder.
Proper Solution:
Uninstall and reinstall the affected versions of Visual Studio.
Workaround
Create the following empty folder
C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\URTInstallPath_GAC
The presence of this folder will stop the popup from appearing.
I had EntitySpaces Add-in for Visual Studio (all versions) installed. Upon uninstalling it, when you start up any version of Visual Studio, you get the message "could not rename add-in file". How do you get rid of this or stop Visual Studio from trying to load the Add-In?
It appears this can be a common problem when applications that install Add-Ins or just Add-Ins on their own, don't uninstall properly or just plain break.
For Visual Studio 2015 you have to:
Click on Tool -> Extensions and Updates.
Be sure that Installed option is selected in left part of the window.
Find your addin, select it and click on Uninstall button.
Restart Visual Studio.
There are a few helpful articles which may be useful for your particular Add-In:
http://www.mztools.com/articles/2006/mz2006018.aspx
First of all I tried this (which may work for you) How to: Deactivate and Remove an Add-In.
Note if you don't know the Namespace or ClassName of the addin, you can find it in the .addin file under FullClassName:
To remove an add-in from the integrated development environment (IDE)
Delete the .addin XML registration file for the add-in that you want
to remove. The default location is ..\Users\username\ Documents\Visual
Studio 2010\Addins\
At a Visual Studio command prompt, type devenv
/resetaddin Namespace.ClassName, where Namespace is the name of your
add-in project and Classname is its class name, for example, devenv
/resetaddin MyAddin1.Connect
For me this, although not my exact problem, lead to my resolution, which was simply to run Visual Studio as administrator. Doing this for just one version of Visual Studio solved my problem in that the error message no longer appeared (probably because it was then able to successfully rename as per the original error message).
In Visual Studio 2019, Click on Extensions tab. Then click on Manage Extensions. In the window that opens,select Installed in the left pane. After that search for the Add-in you want to remove. In the results displayed, select the Add-in the hit UNINSTALL. Restart Visual Studio for the process to be completed. The process seems to work for any Add-in.
I have an issue with Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate and Visual Studio 2010 Express, when I right click on a project structure in the solution explorer, (on the references folder) and select "Add Reference" the Visual Studio 2010 window flashes as focus as left the window and then focus immediately returns and there is no new window that allows me to add references. This problem persists even after a clean install, and across multiple products (VS 2010 Ultimate and VS 2010 Express) I am using windows 7, and I have to think this problem ids outside of VS 2010, but this is the only issue I am currently facing.
Its like the references window (that allows you to pick the new reference) is automatically being closed.
Thanks.
I just had the same problem.
Do you have a tablet that you're using? If you enable the Tablet PC Input Service it should work again. There seem to be some dependencies on this service and/or conflicts with my Wacom drivers that caused the issue in the first place.
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Add Reference or existing item popup is not show then answer is :
Window Button +R then type "services.msc" > search "Tablet PC Input Service" and the right Click on Start.
it will work correctly.