I have a number of dev computers in my department. Rather than have all of them download the SP1 data individually I would like to download one ISO and use it on each machine.
We do not have the fastest internet connection and need to conserve bandwith for other users if possible.
Where would the ISO be located? Is there a different one for x86 -vs- x64?
Thanks
J
The .iso is available here, linked from the web installer download page.
(I suspect this should be a SuperUser question, though.)
I have those files available to download on my MSDN subscription.
If you have an MSDN subscription login to and go to:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/subscriptions/securedownloads/default.aspx
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I have been trying to install the new Visual Studio 2013 Professional RTM all day, and the installation keeps hanging at the same place every time.
I have been searching high and low for help resources for this and can find absolutely nothing, so this is kind of my last resort.
The system configuration is as follows;
Windows 8.1 RTM 64-bit Professional
Intel i7 CPU
8 GB RAM
I am trying to install with only the C++ Foundation Classes, Web Developer Tools, and SQL Developer Tools.
I continue to get locked up at this part of the process.
The first thing to confirm is that the hash for your downloaded ISO matches that published by Microsoft. Since ISO's don't have built-in CRC checking, this is a common problem. Depending on the source of your download (MSDN, download.microsoft.com, etc.) the SHA1 hash is usually published along with the download. On MSDN Subscriber downloads click on Details for the relevant download.
If that doesn't help, please contact Microsoft Support (http://support.microsoft.com) for assistance.
Hope that helps.
I wrote a large and complex C application on Windows XP. Now I am recompiling on a 64bit Windows 7 machine. When I run certain executables I get this error:
The program cannot start because MSVCP71.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix the problem.
Apparently this is a .dll that used to come with windows but now does not (see especially this MSDN forum and this previous stack overflow question.)
Supposedly I should generate this DLL from Microsoft Visual C++ and "extract the DLLs from the merge modules." However, I am using gcc, mingw and make and I would prefer to avoid going to Visual Studio.
There are lots of copies of this dll available to download from unverified sources on the internet, but none directly downloadable from Microsoft. What should I do? Do I need to install Microsoft Visual C++? Is there any way to do this with gcc and mingw?
Update: #Sheng Jiang 蒋晟's hint was crucial. What I hadn't realized was that my dependency on MSVCP71.dll only arises out of linking to a third party DLL. I was able to identify the third party DLL and find a copy of MSVCP71.dll running on another system with that DLL in place. Now I can include the MSVCP711.dll along with the third party DLL and everything runs smoothly.
There is no downloadable redistributable released for this file. Only merge modules are provided on the CDs. Programmers are expected to embed those merge modules into their setup programs, or extract the files into their program's install folder. This file is not intended for System32 as that is a violation of Windows Logo requirement.
Since you are not using the Visual C++ tool chain, the MS-STL dependency comes with a third-party component whose author did not provide a proper setup program. Although you can get the dll from other products, however, you need a product that explicitly grant you the redistribute rights to be able to redistribute the file to your customers. Such redistribute rights come with Visual C++ 2003 and probably InstallShield X and other install package authoring software.
For evaluate proposes you can obtain the file for the component from other products that have a dependency on the file, such as SQL Server 2005, the .Net 1.1 runtime or its SDK, Crystal Report 10 etc. Beware of version mismatch. If the component requires SP1 or later edition of MSVCP71.dll, it may not work with the RTM edition.
I dont have a link from Microsoft but you can download it from here (link fixed and now points to correct file).
Now move it to C:/Windows/SysWOW64 (64 Bit) or C:/Windows/System32 (32 Bit)
Here's another download available: http://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/fix-msvcp71-dll-and-msvcr71-dll-missing-error-in-windows-7/
Not sure if this will work, but maybe a reinstallation or update of MS VC++ Runtime solves that (Microsoft Download Center ).
MS Office, Oracle client, and sql developer all have msvcp71.dll. I found a copy already on my PC. No need to download from untrusted website.
It works if we copy the file msvcp71.dll from C:\ORACLE\product\10.2.0\Client_4\oui\lib\win32\msvcp71.dll and past the file in the folder C:\winnt\system32.
Am I able to download the Visual Web Developer 11 Beta ISO or EXE?
I have a very bad Internet connection that drops out all the time, so I would like to download it at a friend’s place and not use the Web Platform Installer if it can be helped.
If you are an MSDN subscriber, you should be able to download the ISO from the MSDN Subscriber Downloads page. But I suppose that you are not, considering that you're asking this question!
Unfortunately, I cannot find an official ISO of Visual Web Developer 11 Beta that is publically available on Microsoft's website.
However, you can download an ISO of any of the 4 editions of Visual Studio 11 here, which would include all of the functionality of Visual Web Developer. For example, the Professional version is available here. The download is slightly larger, but if the Internet connection is stable, that should not be an issue.
Thanks guys but I found it here http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=28975 VS11_BETA_ULT_ENU.iso is the one.
Now I have it all up and running i'm not sure if I like it!!!
you could use internet download manager, even if your connection drops out the downloaded parts would not be corrupted.
I'd be the only one using the product, but I'll need to install VS on 4 different computers: My office Desktop, one virtual machine, my home desktop and my laptop.
I've been using the MSDN Operating Systems subscription for a number of years so I have a general idea of what I'm allowed to do, but I don't understand if a Visual Studio Professional with MSDN allows me to install multiple copies of VS Pro.
To give you an idea of what I'm looking for, I'm currently using Delphi 2010 Named User: this allows me to install Delphi on multiple computers, given I'm the only one using those Delphi installations.
The license is per-user, so you can install it on any number of devices, but it is licensed only for you to use. This is printed in clear text in the Visual Studio 2010 and MSDN Licensing White Paper:
Any team member can install and use
MSDN software on as many devices as
they like. The license does not
restrict where the device is located
(at work, at home, at school, at a
customer’s office, etc.). However,
each user of that MSDN software must
have an appropriate MSDN subscription.
I'm working on getting the full license for VS 2008 (or my boss is) but my trial has expired, and I need to do some work.
How can I re-install?
Or, if I install on a different machine (or virtual machine) - how can I get another key without going through the whole download process from MS again?
I'd think you could probably do most of the same work in the free Express Edition, until you get the full license.