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mrbean001

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  1. mrbean001
    Can anyone help me with this problem...? Thanks
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    I think I didn't explain properly ... I have Installed Visual Studio 2010 but I cannot Run it ... I believe that someone has misunderstood me and believe that now my visual basic works .... but it is not ..
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    Ok, yes there is a reason for using vs 2010... yes I have BlackWingCat's KernelEx, if you want all specs here there are: Pentium 4 | 2.80 GHz Windows 2000 with SP4 and BlackWingCat's KernelEx 2.8b and I managed to install .net framework 2.0 SP2 and .net 3.5 (with IE6 if it helps) In this previous topic: https://msfn.org/board/topic/178700-visual-studio-2010-on-windows-2000-kernelex/ I managed to Install .net framework 4.0 (in 5 hours! ) Now it vs2010 is installed properly... The only problem is that it gives me an error when I open. So I think that it can com
  4. mrbean001 started following Visual Studio 2010 on Windows 2000 KernelEx[RESOLVED] and Problem Visual Studio 2010 Express Windows 2000 with KernelEx
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    Hello everyone! in this topic: https://msfn.org/board/topic/178700-visual-studio-2010-on-windows-2000-kernelex/ I talked about my problem with installing visual studio 2010 express on windows 2000. The only problem now is that I can't open it... In fact when I open it says: "Invalid License data. Reinstall is Required." So anyone knows why this happen? I also tried from those sites: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2673275/how-do-i-fix-an-invalid-license-data-reinstall-is-required-error-in-visual-c https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/9
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    Perfect! It is installed! But only 2 optional components are not installed: Microsoft Windows Installer 4.5(x86) - Windows XP Microsoft Windows Installer 4.5 Update(x86) - Windows XP but it is installed! So MANY Thanks @win32 for your help and @blackwingcat for his KernelEx Now I will go to his blog and try to find those components
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    Hello, I'm back! So I made it! I installed succesfully .net framework 4.0 for windows 2000! I downloaded this utility for checking installation: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/astebner/2008/10/13/net-framework-setup-verification-tool-users-guide/ It says all OK. Now the problem is that I can't bypass this setup limitation... In fact it tries anyway to install .net framework.... I noticed that is 4.0 but is for multi target.. So I think that I should find some vs 2010 setup that installs directly without all those features.... Anyone has a link? UPDATE: I tried
  8. mrbean001
    Seriously?? Ahh ok so I will gave him like 5 hours or something..... See you in 5 hours XD
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    Ok, I tried to install .net framework 4.0 RC3 from @blackwingcat blog, but I think is in a loop... I started the program more than 2 hours ago and it keeps installing.... I also found a comment describing the same problem(I used google translate from Japanese to English)
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    I have windows 2000 in english. Should I download the third file on this list? .Net Framework 4.0 For Win2000(for Extended Kernel v2.1b and later) RC1 http://w2k.flxsrv.org/cgi-bin/wluc.cgi?OS=1&TYPE=-1&LANG=0&DATE=201&DATE2=/&KEY=.net+4.0&DLANG=2 UPDATE: If I download the third file(The non-beta file) it says not found.... but there is a string in the end of the url "&lang=ja"(language = japan) if I remove it, the site gives me a bad gateway error
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    Hello Everyone! I have an old laptop (Pentium 4 2.80GHz, 30 GB hard drive, 512MB RAM) where I installed Windows 2000 with KernelEx 2.8c Many programs that didn't work before now work perfectly. Now I would like to install Visual Studio 2010 Express (requires only 2GB). Here's what I did: I downloaded the Visual Studio offline iso file from the internet I downloaded a utility called ImDisk (It allows to emulate a dvd drive when you select the iso) I tried to start the program, it started, but it didn't go far ... Because it gave an error when it tried to install
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