I installed 2 versions of the free trial for Visual Studio 2013, first Professional, then Ultimate. When I try to launch the first time, it locks up and eventually gives a "not responding" message. The first time I try, it crashes the operating system with a "kernel_inpage_data_error". I'm running Windows 8.1.
I've tried multiple times to repair the install, and tried a total uninstall/reinstall. I get the same result every time.
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I have just installed Visual Studio 2015 Update 2 on my Windows 10 machine (both x64 versions) and I am having hard time getting the debugger to work. When I try to attach to any process via Debug menu, I keep on getting:
I have tried reinstalling, repairing Visual studio few times always get the same error. Even running a basic hello world console application gives the same error.
When trying to run a web application using the IIS Web Express 8/10.
Even though I am absolutely sure that the message of corrupt installation is misleading, but I even have tried repairing visual studio from control panel and nothing seems to work. I dont even get any error logged anywhere which is keeping me stumped for last 1 day. This is what my VS installation looks like:
I am running the visual studio as administrator. I am pretty sure this is not a windows error as I tried installing VS2012 and debugging works in it.
Any ideas?
I just re-installed Windows 8, and with it Visual Studio 2012. I opened up my solution as normal, made 2 lines change, and hit F5. The build was successful, but when launching into debug mode, I got "Visual Studio 2012 has stopped working". I have no idea why this is happening. Few things I've tried;
Installed Update 3
Rebooted a few times
I've got a dump of the error, and it says this;
"Tried to read from or write to a virtual address for which it does not have the appropriate access"
Anyone had this before?
I am at a total loss when it comes to WPI and the continous reinstallation of Visual Studio 2010 SP1. I have even went as far as creating a virgin machine and installed VS2010 and then immediatly installed the tools from WPI. After completion (which shows success) I reboot the machine and then load the WPI again to add on secondary tools. At which point, the WPI triggers an installation of the SP1 -- 90 minutes later, the list shows up as successful, and other tools are listed for installation.
Every time you run WPI, it wants to go through the VS2010 setup over and over. Is there any way to fix this behaviour?
Thanks in advance.
Yesterday I installed SP1 on my Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate, and I'm not sure if this is cause or correlation, but since then VS takes forever to open a solution. The "Preparing solution" dialogue has been showing for about 15 minutes now. Last night, after SP1, it wasn't as long, but it did take about 5 minutes to 'prepare the solution'. Anyone know anything about such issues with SP1?
Works for me : Try CTRL-ALT-SHIFT J twice. It calls the garbadge collector of the CLR gfx interface.
I have Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate Trial installed, which is about to expire. I also have a retail box with Visual Studio 2010 Professional. So I thought changing my trial to the full version would be as simple as entering the key, but no, it tells me that the key is invalid. OK, so I ran the setup from the Professional DVD. It accepted the key and appeared to install just fine (didn't mention anything about it already being installed). At the end it said that setup was completed successfully. When I ran it, however, it was still Ultimate Trial and still expiring in 3 days. Has anyone successfully done this without uninstalling and reinstalling, which would take me half a day?
I finally uninstalled Ultimate and (to my great surprise) I still had a shortcut to "Visual Studio 2010". When I opened it it ran Pro, no problem, as if nothing happened. So basically the following path works just fine:
Install Ultimate
Install Pro (in the same directory!)
Uninstall Ultimate