I've just installed Visual Studio 2010 along with WSPBuilder Extensions 2.0 (Beta) for use with Sharepoint. When I install WSPBuilder Extensions I get the "Unable to get commandbar : Tools" pop-up error upon opening Visual Studio 2010. As a result, I do not get any of the WSPBuilder tools available.
Has anyone else experienced this issue? I've tried uninstalling/re-installing just about everything. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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I figured out I was using an outdated version of WSPBuilder Extensions. I was able to get the latest version of WSPBuilder Extensions (v2.0) to solve this error.
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"The application has failed to start because its side-by-side
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When I try to repair the visual studio this error occurs:
"Error-2146233033: Package is corrupted
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I had the exact same issue and I tried the following.
Repair the Microsoft C++ redistributable versions on your machine.
Versions from 2013 onwards have this option by right clicking on it.
For version 2010 and older download the respective version from the MS website.
(This did not fix the issue for me)
Uninstall C++ installations and re-installed them.
Uninstall VS2019 and re-install it.
For me the above approach worked, but I cannot be certain which part fixed the issue.
I have installed Visual Studio for Mac. I tried to create project, but Visual studio project gives error as shown in the picture.
How can i resolve this error?
I guess that I had the same issue. You need to install stable version of .net core sdk: https://github.com/dotnet/core/blob/master/release-notes/rc4-download.md
I am trying to install Extention Tool PowerShellTools.14.0.vsix for Visual Studio 2015.But getting error.Please find the screenshot.
Error Log:
Visual Studio Version Installed:
Powershell version installed
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I am new to visual Studio ,so please assist me.
Thanks in advance
From the FAQ:
Why can't I install in Visual Studio Express Edition?
Expression Edition only supports a very limited set of extensions. You can download Visual Studio 2013 Community Edition. It's completely free and supports this extension.
Previously I have Visual Studio 2012 Ultimate version in my system. Its is working fine.
Later I am trying to install 2013 also but it is not installing properly and giving error message like attached image.After that VS2012 also is not working properly. Then I tried to Install Vs2012 also again. But this installation process also giving same error. I can not able to upload image due to reputation.
This is the exact error:
"Visual Studio Core Fetures Fatal error during installing.
Microsoft Visual C++ 2012 Core Libraries Package failed.
Microsoft Visual C++ 2012 Microsoft Foundation Class Library Package failes."
Please help me to install visual studio 2012 & 2013.
Because Visual Studio requires many components to be installed, and if they are not, VS will install them. However, when you uninstall VS, it will not remove these components automatically because it does not record which component is installed by it and which exists before VS is installed. Other applications might need these components to work.
When you uninstall VS2012, you really only remove VS itself. Then you try to install VS2013 and meet an error, and that may be the problem. To make things worse, you did not clean uninstall VS2013 either, which caused the later errors when you try to reinstall VS2012.
You may as well try to clean uninstall VS 2012 and the same goes for VS 2013, just some Google work.
I hope this will help you a little.