But it's all dependent being able to remove every re-distributable on the machine, and any reference to them in the registry, before I start. In the list of Installed Programs why don't you select the program you want to uninstall and click the Uninstall button:. If you want to use the programs in 10, as for whatever reason you seem to think they are not compatible, reinstall them. I Understand that I will have to uninstall all of them, and having done it once, it's tedious see remarks about attempt 3 below.
I mentioned not regurgitating history, but here is a summary and may be it explains things a bit better;. Various information pages say redistributables need to run under the version of runtime they were installed for. And I found that out the hard way after I had migrated a win 7 installation to win10 attempt 1 : 5 versions of Corel's video Studio program all broke at the same place, in the middle of displaying the Share page: the program hung up doing that, and the only way out was kill using task manager.
Everything els. I reverted to win 7 using recovery from backup file after 4 weeks of unsuccessful frustrating attempts to establish a cause MS answers involved in that.
Who told you that if Win10 become your disliked OS that you have a chance to return at Win 7, with out you investing first at buying additional hard drive and perform cloning of the Win 7 current installation? My system backup uses Acronis True Image, presently v, configured for whole partition or disk: takes about 40 minutes to do in max compressed form.
Getting the C: image of win7 back after win10 is "off the rails" is as simple as recovering the backup image using the Acronis True Image bootable recovery disk. I am using a retail version of win10 home; bought in USB form Nov , from memory v, but also downloaded as an iso file from the MS site and burnt to disk for use. I do have boot manager running, but have not configured it for dual boot: win 7 and win I use it to ensure I am able get an F8 safe mode start if I need it.
When a win10 upgrade happens, boot manager is also upgraded; it displays win10 as the OS, rather than win7. Now lets say that you are installing Video studio at fresh operating system Another solution so to stop the App from crashing or hung, this is to activate the REAL Administrator account and install it from it.
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Follow the link. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. In reply to A. User's post on June 8, Hi Andrew, Thanks, that was fast. ONE of the things on that computer that will not work because of the wrong installation, is the Deployment Wizard So, still looking for some guidance Thx for responding, though.
Don't know about it personally. I would like to mention that there is another way of skipping the MS JVM installation that doesn't involve creating a dummy file. If the installer is complaining about the install having already been in progress or something of the sort I think my first move would be to look into the registry and see if there is a key there that is causing problems.
I have no problem with Registry Keys Thx I let the Java thing go ahead and do its thing You want to get it installed correctly, right? I don't seem to have much trouble with VB6 IDE installations these days, but I have seen things go sideways a few times.
The msdatsrc. And the solution here is just to register it with the RegTlib program. That's important. Some or all of the developer licenses for OCX files not getting registered correctly. Regarding uninstalling, I'd just delete the Microsoft Visual Studio folder and be done with it. You'll leave a few traces around in the registry, but they won't hurt anything. Beyond that, I'm not sure you need to worry about un-installing before you attempt to re-install.
When installing, I just typically keep kicking it until it installs, and then make sure everything is working. I'm also sure you know about SP6, as that's a must. The only other thing I know of that goes into the registry are the developer licenses for any OCX controls you may use. My contemporary VB6 project is approaching 1, modules. To all, peace and happiness. Attachment When I continue with the first option, the system 'Checks for Installed Components', and then fails.
What I mean by 'fails' is it simply hangs there 'forever' Not Responding. I have to kill the process with Task Manager. If I use another install disk both exact copies of Disk 1 Original , I do not get that screen prompting about the Wizard having been run before!!!!
DLL file and registered that library Elroy mentioned successfully. What I get after continuing, is this picture: Attachment So, back to square one. I have NOT deleted any directories at this point, nor messed with the Registry.
Probably will do the former next unless someone else has a better suggestion. So, even though the setup was done, it wasn't completely finished I still don't have access to the Package and Deployment Wizard get an Active X error when starting to go through the process , and I still cannot successfully install SP6 on this one computer, that is.
So, it doesn't hang. It has the zero-length MSJava. I run everything as Administrator. But, it still 'fails' for a complete install. Gonna try one more thing this morning Will advise.
Thanks Mods for keeping this thread in the 'wrong' place You are running setup as admin right? Would think I wouldn't have to as I've done this before on many other computers over the years and never had this particular issue.
It's about VB6 and it's a problem. If you don't mind, please outline why you can't get the SP6 installed. It's been forever since I've used that thing. However, you say it's getting an ActiveX error. This suggests to me that you may not have all the core OCX files correctly registered especially for development purposes which RegSvr32 can't do. I Googled a bit and did find a copy of the vb6cli. If you change your mind later and want to reinstall Visual Studio , start the Visual Studio Installer again, choose the Available tab, choose the edition of Visual Studio that you want to install, and then select Install.
If you change your mind later and want to reinstall , start the Visual Studio Installer again, choose the Available tab, choose the edition of Visual Studio that you want to install, and then select Install. Use the InstallCleanup tool only as a last resort if repair or uninstall fail. This tool might uninstall features from other Visual Studio installations or other products, which then might also need to be repaired or reinstalled. If you experience a catastrophic error and can't repair or uninstall Visual Studio , you can run the InstallCleanup.
Open an administrator command prompt. To open an administrator command prompt, follow these steps:. Enter the full path of the InstallCleanup. By default, the path of the tool is as follows.
The double quotes enclose a command containing spaces:. If you can't find InstallCleanup. Follow the instructions to install Visual Studio. Then, when the workload selection screen is displayed, close the window and follow the steps on this page again. Sometimes, things can go wrong. If your Visual Studio installation fails, see Troubleshoot Visual Studio installation and upgrade issues for step-by-step guidance.
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