The first image is what I get when I Run Its executable. The window itself still responds and when you close this.
I get the second Image under this where i can vaguely tell that its response is yes or no.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
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I am trying to modify my Visual Studio by adding Python development and Node.js Development, but it keeps saying "Sorry, something went wrong - The install operation failed" and it doesn't download and install these features.
Same happens when I'm trying to uninstall already installed elements like .NET desktop development or when I'm trying to uninstall Visual Studio or repair it.
I have tried multiple solutions, but all of them didn't work unfortunately.
Can anyone help me please? I would really appreciate it.
Thank you.
The installer downloaded a vs_setup_boostrapper.exe to %temp%\vs\setup<random> directory.
If you run that file manually, then it will get past the roadblock and popup a dialog that tells you you're missing a required --productid parameter. Ignore that, exit, and then kill any setup.exe processes still running. (For me the vs installer locks up when it fails, and always has two setup.exe processes that must be killed.)
At this point you can just run the vs installer normally, and it will work correctly.
Visual Studio Newb but trying to get used to it.
Right off the bat trying to comment out a few lines of a powershell script.
If I highlight the lines and then do a 'Ctrl+K, Ctrl+C', not letting go of Ctrl(But I did try it every which way).
I get the message -
The key combination(Ctrl+K,Ctrl+C) is bound to command (Comment
Selection) which is not currently available.
Or in the menu its greyed out.
Comment Greyed Out in Menu
Haha, this just seems like such a standard thing to be able to do...I can't believe it has to be turned on somehow in Visual Studio.
I'd appreciate any advice on what I'm doing wrong... thank you!!
I have the VS 2017 Community version and I am trying to set the debug output window to show only errors and with no warnings (I don't care about them)
Thanks
I think this should help with what you are trying to do.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj715718.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396
Direct from microsoft and has step by step instructions to disable warnings.
It happened that I cancelled an update when updating Visual Studio 2015 Community,
it cannot load the original solution I have had,
It gave such error:
Invalid entries passed to /FilterFeatureSelectionTree
then I searched on MSDN said to run:
VS2015.1 RC.exe /overridefeeduri
But it is said "Syntax incorrect in command"
Does anyone know how to run the above command successfully?
VS2015.1 RC.exe refers to the Visual Studio 2015 installer executable. So for example, if you saved the installer as C:\vs_community_ENU.exe and you want to use the English feed.xml, the command line would be:
C:\vs_community_ENU.exe /overridefeeduri "http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=564093&clcid=0x409"
Note that the URL needs to be in quotes if executing from the command-line, otherwise the command-line interpreter might misinterpret the & in the URL and think that you're trying to issue multiple commands.
The best way to solve this is to download VS 2015 setup here: https://www.visualstudio.com/products/visual-studio-community-vs
then run the installer, choose "Modify" and select features you want install.
it did work for me as I wasn't able to install Python Tools from Visual Studio, but running the installer di solve the issue.
According log from failling installer, xml feed was alright, so previous answer cannot help.
Edit: I think the bug appears once you run the Web Platform installer, and if you cannot install it with VS installer, you should use Web Platform Installer instead
It looks like you need to know the path URI for the feed. MSDN says the syntax is
VS2015.1 RC.exe /overridefeeduri <Path to feed.xml>
You left off the last argument. The english feed URI is http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=564093&clcid=0x409. The page you linked contains the URIs for other languages if needed.
I wasn't also able to install Python Tools from Visual Studio. Then I resolved this issue by trying multiple trial and error steps.
Trial 1:
I researched to find out the installer that installed the MSVS2015 in my Machine.As it was my office PC the installation was pushed out by the IT. The installer I found was at this directory
C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\VisualStudioSecondaryInstaller\14.0\installers\VS_SDKV1\en\0\vs****.exe
then I applied the following command
C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\VisualStudioSecondaryInstaller\14.0\installers\VS_SDKV1\en\0\vs****.exe /overridefeeduri feed.xml
After doing this My VS became unresponsive. I could not start it from the start menu.I thought I have by any chance damaged my Installation.Now I moved forward to step 2.
Trial 2:
go to Control Panel>Programs and features>select [Microsoft Visual studio 2015]>rightclick>[change]
On the screeen that appears on the window hit "Repair"
After the repair is complete. I repeated step a and this time I hit "modify" button. selected the "Python tools for Visual studio" and moved forward with "install/next" etc.
It worked out.I think only step 2 is good enough to set things right.I am not sure if Trial 1 did any good or not.
Thanks.
When I start a program from Visual Studio it also starts several (about 6) additional windows I guess they show some resource information.
My problem is that those windows seems to freeze the whole progam. I cannot close them and have to restart Visual Studio. Is there a way to prevent them to open when I start a application from Visual Studio?
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EDIT: After a downvote without a comment, it looks like i have to add my affords:
Googled over an hour, but because those boxes crashes I dont see what they are supose to be. So I dont know for sure what to look for.
Enabled and dissabled all Debbuging option without any effect.
EDIT: Its a default C# WPF app.
EDIT: Title
Thank you.
Its a TeamViewer issue.
Debug doesnt work in with TeamViewer running.
You have to close TeamViewer.
Start debugger
Close all debugging windows (Watch, Memory)
End debugger
You can now open Teamvierwer again
Source:
https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/817590/microsoft-visual-studio-express-2013-for-windows-desktop-hangs-on-debug