Ross

Sorry it was such a PITA for you, but Thank You very much for posting the
information.

This will help others. :)

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Ronnie Vernon
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User


"ross m. greenberg" <greenber@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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> Unfortunately, the On Line Concierge for MSDN was not able to solve my
> "ENU" problem -- but MSDN Tech Support was able to!
>
> Basically this has been a problem that has since been resolved: the Visual
> Studio 2005 professional installation disk/DVD has two CD images on it,
> discs one and two. To solve the "ENU problem", copy it disc two from the
> DVD onto your desktop. Then open disc one off the DVD and
> control-a/select all and copy, then paste the buffer contents into the
> desktop copy on disk two. Then look for the Visual Studio setup program
> icon, right click on it and run as administrator. Visual Studio will now
> properly install. Now you must run SP1 of Visual Studio, found on MSDN
> DVD 4084.1: this will take a while. You're not done yet!
>
> Now, run Windows Update, which will grab the Vista update for Visual
> Studio. Finally, Visual Studio will install, and run properly on Vista.
>
> What a royal pain in the ass!
>
> Ross
>
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