.NET installation issues

#1

I am a student at Georgia Tech and I recently received MSDN academic
alliance access so I happliy downloaded Visual Studio .NET 2003 to replace my
ancient (but reliable and faifthful =) ) VC++ 6.0. Unfortunately when I try
and install it, it says that some of the components on my system are not the
correct version. I have .NET framework 1.1 (which is waht .NET uses last I
checked) and SP2. So what components exactly does VS.NET look at during
install? I would really like to use it for my next Graphics project =).

#2

"fender46" wrote:

Quote:

I am a student at Georgia Tech and I recently received MSDN academic
alliance access so I happliy downloaded Visual Studio .NET 2003 to replace my
ancient (but reliable and faifthful =) ) VC++ 6.0. Unfortunately when I try
and install it, it says that some of the components on my system are not the
correct version. I have .NET framework 1.1 (which is waht .NET uses last I
checked) and SP2. So what components exactly does VS.NET look at during
install? I would really like to use it for my next Graphics project =).

Nevermind, im a MORON

#3

"fender46" <fender46 (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote

Quote:

"fender46" wrote:

I am a student at Georgia Tech and I recently received MSDN academic
alliance access so I happliy downloaded Visual Studio .NET 2003 to
replace my
ancient (but reliable and faifthful =) ) VC++ 6.0. Unfortunately when I
try
and install it, it says that some of the components on my system are not
the
correct version. I have .NET framework 1.1 (which is waht .NET uses last
I
checked) and SP2. So what components exactly does VS.NET look at during
install? I would really like to use it for my next Graphics project =).

Nevermind, im a MORON

No you're not, but did you get it installed successfully?
Some people *do* have difficulties installing Visual Studio .NET 2003 with
XP SP2 installed.

--
Peter [MVP Visual Developer]
Jack of all trades, master of none.

#4

You have the home edition or the professional edition of windows XP ?

Christophe.

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Quote:

I am a student at Georgia Tech and I recently received MSDN academic
alliance access so I happliy downloaded Visual Studio .NET 2003 to replace
my
ancient (but reliable and faifthful =) ) VC++ 6.0. Unfortunately when I
try
and install it, it says that some of the components on my system are not
the
correct version. I have .NET framework 1.1 (which is waht .NET uses last
I
checked) and SP2. So what components exactly does VS.NET look at during
install? I would really like to use it for my next Graphics project =).

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