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Installing Visual Studio .Net

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Charles Gea #1 / 7	Installing Visual Studio .Net After I tried to install the prerequisites repeatedly, and the computer just stopped, I followed the advice on the cd at E:\WCU\Help\moreinfo.htm which reads "3.1. Hung Installation If individual components hang during installation, setup might be unable to detect this. Use CTRL+ALT+DELETE to manually shutdown the setup.exe task if setup appears to be taking too long. Note that installations of larger components, such as Windows 2000 Service Pack 3, can take as long as 20 minutes on slower machines or when installed over a network." When I went to restart the setup. it appeared that the only non-installed pre-req was the "Visual J#.net Resdistrubatable package". As in the document on my CD it states "Microsoft Visual J# .NET Redistributable Package is not required for Visual Basic .NET, Visual C# .NET, or Visual C++ .NET", I thought that I could follow the procedure on the same document: To bypass Visual Studio .NET 2003 Prerequisites Setup Insert Visual Studio .NET 2003 CD1 or DVD. Close any programs triggered by autorun. Choose Start Menu, and then Run, and then type the following: n:\setup\Setup.exe /NO_BSLN_CHECK When I did that, the setup for Visual Studio seemed to start but then failed, offering me the Error log, whcih contained the lines [05/02/03,14:11:14] setup.exe: [2] ISetupComponent::Pre/Post/Install()failed in ISetupManager::InstallManagerHelper() [05/02/03,14:11:14] setup.exe: [2] Component error string not specified in ISetupManager::AddToActionResultCollection() and the setup.log whose releavnt lines appeared to be [05/02/03,14:11:20] vs70uimgr: ISetupManager::GetGlobalCustomProperty() failed to find global prop in CUIMgr::GetGlobalProperty() [05/02/03,14:11:20] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty({47EAF7DE-458C-4C05-B3E1-82B9C563679B}) [05/02/03,14:11:20] vs70uimgr: ISetupManager::GetGlobalCustomProperty() failed to find global prop in CUIMgr::GetGlobalProperty I have spent all day on this and am REALLY frustrated. Please help I am installing on a W2K Professional machine which already has Visual Studion 2002 and the .NET framework Ver 1.0 installed
Wed, 19 Oct 2005 03:13:58 GMT

Richard T. Edarard #2 / 7	Installing Visual Studio .Net Been there. So, I know what you're going through. Here's what has worked for me. I haven't tried to install 2003 yet. But I have had to deal with similar install issues with 2002. My guess is you've installed Office XP recently. My second guess is that file protection is playing mother hen over files being used by IIS and the ASP.Net. Anyway, here's what worked: Start clean by removing the framework and the older copy of 2002. But before you do this, You will want to go to services through the control panel and the Administrator's Folder and disable both IISAdmin and Protected Storage. Then reboot. After rebooting, go back over to computer management\users and groups and remove the ASP.Net accounts.. My Experiences with this issue points directly to the windows installer. Especially, if I've installed Office XP. Apparently, there's an issue with how each deals with .net files. Anyway, once you've uninstalled the framework and the older version of 2002, try installing the windows installer. This should be on the component upgrade CD or in the component upgrade directory on the DVD. See if you can get it to install correctly first. If not, re-enable IISAdmin and install the framework and then 2003 should install just fine. Once 2003 is installed, turn back on protected storage and restart your computer. hth With discalimer that I'm not responsible for anything that could go wrong. Good luck! Quote: > After I tried to install the prerequisites repeatedly, and the > computer just stopped, I followed the advice on the cd at > E:\WCU\Help\moreinfo.htm which reads > "3.1. Hung Installation > If individual components hang during installation, setup might be > unable to detect this. Use CTRL+ALT+DELETE to manually shutdown the > setup.exe task if setup appears to be taking too long. Note that > installations of larger components, such as Windows 2000 Service Pack > 3, can take as long as 20 minutes on slower machines or when installed > over a network." > When I went to restart the setup. it appeared that the only > non-installed pre-req was the "Visual J#.net Resdistrubatable > package". As in the document on my CD it states > "Microsoft Visual J# .NET Redistributable Package is not required for > Visual Basic .NET, Visual C# .NET, or Visual C++ .NET", I thought that > I could follow the procedure on the same document: > To bypass Visual Studio .NET 2003 Prerequisites Setup > Insert Visual Studio .NET 2003 CD1 or DVD. > Close any programs triggered by autorun. > Choose Start Menu, and then Run, and then type the following: > n:\setup\Setup.exe /NO_BSLN_CHECK > When I did that, the setup for Visual Studio seemed to start but then > failed, offering me the Error log, whcih contained the lines > [05/02/03,14:11:14] setup.exe: [2] > ISetupComponent::Pre/Post/Install()failed in > ISetupManager::InstallManagerHelper() > [05/02/03,14:11:14] setup.exe: [2] Component error string not > specified in ISetupManager::AddToActionResultCollection() > and the setup.log whose releavnt lines appeared to be > [05/02/03,14:11:20] vs70uimgr: > ISetupManager::GetGlobalCustomProperty() failed to find global prop in > CUIMgr::GetGlobalProperty() > [05/02/03,14:11:20] Setup.exe: > GetGlobalCustomProperty({47EAF7DE-458C-4C05-B3E1-82B9C563679B}) > [05/02/03,14:11:20] vs70uimgr: > ISetupManager::GetGlobalCustomProperty() failed to find global prop in > CUIMgr::GetGlobalProperty > I have spent all day on this and am REALLY frustrated. Please help > I am installing on a W2K Professional machine which already has Visual > Studion 2002 and the .NET framework Ver 1.0 installed
Wed, 19 Oct 2005 05:07:52 GMT

jame #3 / 7	Installing Visual Studio .Net Richard, he shouldn't have to uninstall VS.NET 2002 and the 1.0 Framework to install VS.NET 2003 & the 1.1 Framework. They are supposed to work side by side, by design. I run both VS.NET 2002 Enterprise Architect and VS.NET 2003 EA (Final Beta) along with Visual Studo 6.0 and have had no problems. Started with VS6, then VS.NET 2002, and finally VS.NET 2003 EA Final Beta(waiting patiently for Offical Upgrade from 2002 to 2003 CD's to arrive). My guess is there is another problem. Either Office XP or an Anti-Virus program like Norton Internet Security. I had to disable it to install both versions of VS.NET. james Quote: > Been there. > So, I know what you're going through. Here's what has worked for me. > I haven't tried to install 2003 yet. > But I have had to deal with similar install issues with 2002. > My guess is you've installed Office XP recently. > My second guess is that file protection is playing mother hen over files > being used by IIS and the ASP.Net. > Anyway, here's what worked: > Start clean by removing the framework and the older copy of 2002. But before > you do this, You will want to go to services through the control panel and > the Administrator's Folder and disable both IISAdmin and Protected Storage. > Then reboot. > After rebooting, go back over to computer management\users and groups and > remove the ASP.Net accounts.. > My Experiences with this issue points directly to the windows installer. > Especially, if I've installed Office XP. Apparently, there's an issue with > how each deals with .net files. Anyway, once you've uninstalled the > framework and the older version of 2002, try installing the windows > installer. This should be on the component upgrade CD or in the component > upgrade directory on the DVD. > See if you can get it to install correctly first. > If not, re-enable IISAdmin and install the framework and then 2003 should > install just fine. > Once 2003 is installed, turn back on protected storage and restart your > computer. > hth > With discalimer that I'm not responsible for anything that could go wrong. > Good luck! > > After I tried to install the prerequisites repeatedly, and the > > computer just stopped, I followed the advice on the cd at > > E:\WCU\Help\moreinfo.htm which reads > > "3.1. Hung Installation > > If individual components hang during installation, setup might be > > unable to detect this. Use CTRL+ALT+DELETE to manually shutdown the > > setup.exe task if setup appears to be taking too long. Note that > > installations of larger components, such as Windows 2000 Service Pack > > 3, can take as long as 20 minutes on slower machines or when installed > > over a network." > > When I went to restart the setup. it appeared that the only > > non-installed pre-req was the "Visual J#.net Resdistrubatable > > package". As in the document on my CD it states > > "Microsoft Visual J# .NET Redistributable Package is not required for > > Visual Basic .NET, Visual C# .NET, or Visual C++ .NET", I thought that > > I could follow the procedure on the same document: > > To bypass Visual Studio .NET 2003 Prerequisites Setup > > Insert Visual Studio .NET 2003 CD1 or DVD. > > Close any programs triggered by autorun. > > Choose Start Menu, and then Run, and then type the following: > > n:\setup\Setup.exe /NO_BSLN_CHECK > > When I did that, the setup for Visual Studio seemed to start but then > > failed, offering me the Error log, whcih contained the lines > > [05/02/03,14:11:14] setup.exe: [2] > > ISetupComponent::Pre/Post/Install()failed in > > ISetupManager::InstallManagerHelper() > > [05/02/03,14:11:14] setup.exe: [2] Component error string not > > specified in ISetupManager::AddToActionResultCollection() > > and the setup.log whose releavnt lines appeared to be > > [05/02/03,14:11:20] vs70uimgr: > > ISetupManager::GetGlobalCustomProperty() failed to find global prop in > > CUIMgr::GetGlobalProperty() > > [05/02/03,14:11:20] Setup.exe: > > GetGlobalCustomProperty({47EAF7DE-458C-4C05-B3E1-82B9C563679B}) > > [05/02/03,14:11:20] vs70uimgr: > > ISetupManager::GetGlobalCustomProperty() failed to find global prop in > > CUIMgr::GetGlobalProperty > > I have spent all day on this and am REALLY frustrated. Please help > > I am installing on a W2K Professional machine which already has Visual > > Studion 2002 and the .NET framework Ver 1.0 installed
Wed, 19 Oct 2005 05:35:15 GMT

Charles Geac #4 / 7	Installing Visual Studio .Net Thank you, James and Richard As you say James, the two versions are meant to run side-by-side: anyway, I'm certainly not willing to give up 2002, which I know works, to install 2003, which I don't. I haven't installed office XP at all; I think that the anti-virus program (McAffee) was not running as I tried my install ( though as I was required to reboot repeatedly and as the AV program loads at startup, I can't be sure that it was never running). Any more ideas? I must say that as a launch product, this leaves something to be desired. Charles Quote: > Been there. > So, I know what you're going through. Here's what has worked for me. > I haven't tried to install 2003 yet. > But I have had to deal with similar install issues with 2002. > My guess is you've installed Office XP recently. > My second guess is that file protection is playing mother hen over files > being used by IIS and the ASP.Net. > Anyway, here's what worked: > Start clean by removing the framework and the older copy of 2002. But before > you do this, You will want to go to services through the control panel and > the Administrator's Folder and disable both IISAdmin and Protected Storage. > Then reboot. > After rebooting, go back over to computer management\users and groups and > remove the ASP.Net accounts.. > My Experiences with this issue points directly to the windows installer. > Especially, if I've installed Office XP. Apparently, there's an issue with > how each deals with .net files. Anyway, once you've uninstalled the > framework and the older version of 2002, try installing the windows > installer. This should be on the component upgrade CD or in the component > upgrade directory on the DVD. > See if you can get it to install correctly first. > If not, re-enable IISAdmin and install the framework and then 2003 should > install just fine. > Once 2003 is installed, turn back on protected storage and restart your > computer. > hth > With discalimer that I'm not responsible for anything that could go wrong. > Good luck! > > After I tried to install the prerequisites repeatedly, and the > > computer just stopped, I followed the advice on the cd at > > E:\WCU\Help\moreinfo.htm which reads > > "3.1. Hung Installation > > If individual components hang during installation, setup might be > > unable to detect this. Use CTRL+ALT+DELETE to manually shutdown the > > setup.exe task if setup appears to be taking too long. Note that > > installations of larger components, such as Windows 2000 Service Pack > > 3, can take as long as 20 minutes on slower machines or when installed > > over a network." > > When I went to restart the setup. it appeared that the only > > non-installed pre-req was the "Visual J#.net Resdistrubatable > > package". As in the document on my CD it states > > "Microsoft Visual J# .NET Redistributable Package is not required for > > Visual Basic .NET, Visual C# .NET, or Visual C++ .NET", I thought that > > I could follow the procedure on the same document: > > To bypass Visual Studio .NET 2003 Prerequisites Setup > > Insert Visual Studio .NET 2003 CD1 or DVD. > > Close any programs triggered by autorun. > > Choose Start Menu, and then Run, and then type the following: > > n:\setup\Setup.exe /NO_BSLN_CHECK > > When I did that, the setup for Visual Studio seemed to start but then > > failed, offering me the Error log, whcih contained the lines > > [05/02/03,14:11:14] setup.exe: [2] > > ISetupComponent::Pre/Post/Install()failed in > > ISetupManager::InstallManagerHelper() > > [05/02/03,14:11:14] setup.exe: [2] Component error string not > > specified in ISetupManager::AddToActionResultCollection() > > and the setup.log whose releavnt lines appeared to be > > [05/02/03,14:11:20] vs70uimgr: > > ISetupManager::GetGlobalCustomProperty() failed to find global prop in > > CUIMgr::GetGlobalProperty() > > [05/02/03,14:11:20] Setup.exe: > > GetGlobalCustomProperty({47EAF7DE-458C-4C05-B3E1-82B9C563679B}) > > [05/02/03,14:11:20] vs70uimgr: > > ISetupManager::GetGlobalCustomProperty() failed to find global prop in > > CUIMgr::GetGlobalProperty > > I have spent all day on this and am REALLY frustrated. Please help > > I am installing on a W2K Professional machine which already has Visual > > Studion 2002 and the .NET framework Ver 1.0 installed
Wed, 19 Oct 2005 05:59:49 GMT

jame #5 / 7	Installing Visual Studio .Net The AV would have been my first guess, because I had the same problem. In Norton you can disable it on Start UP. That way, you can get thru an install that might fail because of the AV program. Try asking this same question on the microsoft.public.dotnet.general newsgroup. It seems that this type of problem gets mentioned there more than any other newsgroup. When I installed VS.NET 2003 AE Final Beta, I first installed the 1.1 Framework & SDK then in Setup, selected the Update Components. After that was done, I went back and installed VS.NET 2003 and Finally the doc's. Just took some time. Either that or your Install CD's have problems. Another thing I've read about is trying to install on a networked machine without Admin. privileges. Anyway, just some ideas. Hope you get it going. I take it your installing from an MSDN Sub. CD set or download ? If all else fails, make new CD's. james Quote: > Thank you, James and Richard > As you say James, the two versions are meant to run side-by-side: anyway, > I'm certainly not willing to give up 2002, which I know works, to install > 2003, which I don't. > I haven't installed office XP at all; I think that the anti-virus program > (McAffee) was not running as I tried my install ( though as I was required > to reboot repeatedly and as the AV program loads at startup, I can't be sure > that it was never running). > Any more ideas? I must say that as a launch product, this leaves something > to be desired. > Charles > > Been there. > > So, I know what you're going through. Here's what has worked for me. > > I haven't tried to install 2003 yet. > > But I have had to deal with similar install issues with 2002. > > My guess is you've installed Office XP recently. > > My second guess is that file protection is playing mother hen over files > > being used by IIS and the ASP.Net. > > Anyway, here's what worked: > > Start clean by removing the framework and the older copy of 2002. But > before > > you do this, You will want to go to services through the control panel and > > the Administrator's Folder and disable both IISAdmin and Protected > Storage. > > Then reboot. > > After rebooting, go back over to computer management\users and groups and > > remove the ASP.Net accounts.. > > My Experiences with this issue points directly to the windows installer. > > Especially, if I've installed Office XP. Apparently, there's an issue with > > how each deals with .net files. Anyway, once you've uninstalled the > > framework and the older version of 2002, try installing the windows > > installer. This should be on the component upgrade CD or in the component > > upgrade directory on the DVD. > > See if you can get it to install correctly first. > > If not, re-enable IISAdmin and install the framework and then 2003 should > > install just fine. > > Once 2003 is installed, turn back on protected storage and restart your > > computer. > > hth > > With discalimer that I'm not responsible for anything that could go wrong. > > Good luck! > > > After I tried to install the prerequisites repeatedly, and the > > > computer just stopped, I followed the advice on the cd at > > > E:\WCU\Help\moreinfo.htm which reads > > > "3.1. Hung Installation > > > If individual components hang during installation, setup might be > > > unable to detect this. Use CTRL+ALT+DELETE to manually shutdown the > > > setup.exe task if setup appears to be taking too long. Note that > > > installations of larger components, such as Windows 2000 Service Pack > > > 3, can take as long as 20 minutes on slower machines or when installed > > > over a network." > > > When I went to restart the setup. it appeared that the only > > > non-installed pre-req was the "Visual J#.net Resdistrubatable > > > package". As in the document on my CD it states > > > "Microsoft Visual J# .NET Redistributable Package is not required for > > > Visual Basic .NET, Visual C# .NET, or Visual C++ .NET", I thought that > > > I could follow the procedure on the same document: > > > To bypass Visual Studio .NET 2003 Prerequisites Setup > > > Insert Visual Studio .NET 2003 CD1 or DVD. > > > Close any programs triggered by autorun. > > > Choose Start Menu, and then Run, and then type the following: > > > n:\setup\Setup.exe /NO_BSLN_CHECK > > > When I did that, the setup for Visual Studio seemed to start but then > > > failed, offering me the Error log, whcih contained the lines > > > [05/02/03,14:11:14] setup.exe: [2] > > > ISetupComponent::Pre/Post/Install()failed in > > > ISetupManager::InstallManagerHelper() > > > [05/02/03,14:11:14] setup.exe: [2] Component error string not > > > specified in ISetupManager::AddToActionResultCollection() > > > and the setup.log whose releavnt lines appeared to be > > > [05/02/03,14:11:20] vs70uimgr: > > > ISetupManager::GetGlobalCustomProperty() failed to find global prop in > > > CUIMgr::GetGlobalProperty() > > > [05/02/03,14:11:20] Setup.exe: > > > GetGlobalCustomProperty({47EAF7DE-458C-4C05-B3E1-82B9C563679B}) > > > [05/02/03,14:11:20] vs70uimgr: > > > ISetupManager::GetGlobalCustomProperty() failed to find global prop in > > > CUIMgr::GetGlobalProperty > > > I have spent all day on this and am REALLY frustrated. Please help > > > I am installing on a W2K Professional machine which already has Visual > > > Studion 2002 and the .NET framework Ver 1.0 installed
Wed, 19 Oct 2005 06:34:42 GMT

Richard T. Edarard #6 / 7	Installing Visual Studio .Net James. Thanks. I'm used to having things go wrong and then fixing them the best way I can. Charles. Are you running Zone Alarm? It is possible that the hang you're experiencing is due to the fact that the install program is going up on the Internet or trying to and is being blocked by it or a similar product. Are you getting anywhere? Quote: > The AV would have been my first guess, because I had the same problem. In > Norton you can disable it on Start UP. That way, you can get thru an > install that might fail because of the AV program. > Try asking this same question on the microsoft.public.dotnet.general > newsgroup. It seems that this type of problem gets mentioned there more > than any other newsgroup. > When I installed VS.NET 2003 AE Final Beta, I first installed the 1.1 > Framework & SDK > then in Setup, selected the Update Components. After that was done, I went > back and installed VS.NET 2003 and Finally the doc's. Just took some time. > Either that or your Install CD's have problems. > Another thing I've read about is trying to install on a networked machine > without Admin. privileges. Anyway, just some ideas. Hope you get it going. > I take it your installing from an MSDN Sub. CD set or download ? If all > else fails, make new CD's. > james > > Thank you, James and Richard > > As you say James, the two versions are meant to run side-by-side: anyway, > > I'm certainly not willing to give up 2002, which I know works, to install > > 2003, which I don't. > > I haven't installed office XP at all; I think that the anti-virus program > > (McAffee) was not running as I tried my install ( though as I was required > > to reboot repeatedly and as the AV program loads at startup, I can't be > sure > > that it was never running). > > Any more ideas? I must say that as a launch product, this leaves something > > to be desired. > > Charles > > > Been there. > > > So, I know what you're going through. Here's what has worked for me. > > > I haven't tried to install 2003 yet. > > > But I have had to deal with similar install issues with 2002. > > > My guess is you've installed Office XP recently. > > > My second guess is that file protection is playing mother hen over files > > > being used by IIS and the ASP.Net. > > > Anyway, here's what worked: > > > Start clean by removing the framework and the older copy of 2002. But > > before > > > you do this, You will want to go to services through the control panel > and > > > the Administrator's Folder and disable both IISAdmin and Protected > > Storage. > > > Then reboot. > > > After rebooting, go back over to computer management\users and groups > and > > > remove the ASP.Net accounts.. > > > My Experiences with this issue points directly to the windows installer. > > > Especially, if I've installed Office XP. Apparently, there's an issue > with > > > how each deals with .net files. Anyway, once you've uninstalled the > > > framework and the older version of 2002, try installing the windows > > > installer. This should be on the component upgrade CD or in the > component > > > upgrade directory on the DVD. > > > See if you can get it to install correctly first. > > > If not, re-enable IISAdmin and install the framework and then 2003 > should > > > install just fine. > > > Once 2003 is installed, turn back on protected storage and restart your > > > computer. > > > hth > > > With discalimer that I'm not responsible for anything that could go > wrong. > > > Good luck! > > > > After I tried to install the prerequisites repeatedly, and the > > > > computer just stopped, I followed the advice on the cd at > > > > E:\WCU\Help\moreinfo.htm which reads > > > > "3.1. Hung Installation > > > > If individual components hang during installation, setup might be > > > > unable to detect this. Use CTRL+ALT+DELETE to manually shutdown the > > > > setup.exe task if setup appears to be taking too long. Note that > > > > installations of larger components, such as Windows 2000 Service Pack > > > > 3, can take as long as 20 minutes on slower machines or when installed > > > > over a network." > > > > When I went to restart the setup. it appeared that the only > > > > non-installed pre-req was the "Visual J#.net Resdistrubatable > > > > package". As in the document on my CD it states > > > > "Microsoft Visual J# .NET Redistributable Package is not required for > > > > Visual Basic .NET, Visual C# .NET, or Visual C++ .NET", I thought that > > > > I could follow the procedure on the same document: > > > > To bypass Visual Studio .NET 2003 Prerequisites Setup > > > > Insert Visual Studio .NET 2003 CD1 or DVD. > > > > Close any programs triggered by autorun. > > > > Choose Start Menu, and then Run, and then type the following: > > > > n:\setup\Setup.exe /NO_BSLN_CHECK > > > > When I did that, the setup for Visual Studio seemed to start but then > > > > failed, offering me the Error log, whcih contained the lines > > > > [05/02/03,14:11:14] setup.exe: [2] > > > > ISetupComponent::Pre/Post/Install()failed in > > > > ISetupManager::InstallManagerHelper() > > > > [05/02/03,14:11:14] setup.exe: [2] Component error string not > > > > specified in ISetupManager::AddToActionResultCollection() > > > > and the setup.log whose releavnt lines appeared to be > > > > [05/02/03,14:11:20] vs70uimgr: > > > > ISetupManager::GetGlobalCustomProperty() failed to find global prop in > > > > CUIMgr::GetGlobalProperty() > > > > [05/02/03,14:11:20] Setup.exe: > > > > GetGlobalCustomProperty({47EAF7DE-458C-4C05-B3E1-82B9C563679B}) > > > > [05/02/03,14:11:20] vs70uimgr: > > > > ISetupManager::GetGlobalCustomProperty() failed to find global prop in > > > > CUIMgr::GetGlobalProperty > > > > I have spent all day on this and am REALLY frustrated. Please help > > > > I am installing on a W2K Professional machine which already has Visual > > > > Studion 2002 and the .NET framework Ver 1.0 installed
Wed, 19 Oct 2005 15:02:02 GMT

sunshin #7 / 7	Installing Visual Studio .Net I've got nowhere so far. I tried disabling the AV with no result, but maybe it was too late: I tried a new post to microsoft.public.dotnet.general as you suggested: thank you for that: somehow I didn't find it and it is obviously more suitable. The DVD I am using was a giveaway at a 2003 launch event so I can't make new cds. Anyway thank you both for your help and see the post on the other newsgroup for more on the story Charles * Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com * Don't just participate in USENET...get rewarded for it!
Wed, 19 Oct 2005 21:10:34 GMT

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