VS.NET Beta 2 Don't say I don't tell you
The god of the small gas 2001.07.30
Don't be too happy to install VS.Net Beta 2, even if it is a genuine, such as me.
Although VS.NET Beta 2 is much stable than Beta 1, many are still fatal, I just installed Beta 2 on two days, it is installed after UNINSTALL BETA1, the whole process is nearly half an hour, everything is normal, and it is good. The good scene is not long, opened Net Beta2 yesterday, I don't want Error. The report "Application Cannot Start" is very like the Dongdong produced in the VB program, and then you can get a different dream, I fix the installation, or I will re-install after Uninstall, and finally the installation cannot be installed.
I have seen the same problem online, but the results are different, some saying that reinstall can be OK, some said first Uninstall and then re-install can be successful, but most is the last connection with me. It is currently a consistent: reloading the operating system, and then installs certain no problems. Don't say the truthful virus - genuine MS virus.
So, you should be careful, it is best to put it in a separate operating system, which is convenient to reinstall, just tell you that at least 500m or more space under the system is at least 2.5g. Generally configured as follows, a larger rate: Windows 2000 MS Office XP VB6 or VS6 or VB6 program or VB6 application
In addition, Win XP will also have the same problem, and the XP is still unloading VS.NET. There is already a special attention in FAQ, and there is more problems when installing.
Remind you if reinstall is unsuccessful, then Uninstall will reinstall, don't try or reload it. At present, MS has not mentioned in the latest Visual Studio .NET Beta2 FAQ [7/15/01], but don't say that I don't tell you.
Some life-saving straw can go see, but don't report too much hope. http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/nextgen/qa.asp
Visual Studio .NET Beta2 Late Breaking Issues: (Need to log in and ID) http://beta.visualstudio.net/secured/content.aspx?pageid=498
There is also a local installation directory or readme.htm on a CD
