the install itself was Ok. I started it, let the default of provide feedback
in place, fill in the parameter, The only deviation I took was;
I had pre-installed .net 3 run time form windows update last night.
- I specified the install location to be on a different drive other than
the system C: for C# express
Once I was sure the install process was proceeding normally, I went away
form the PC, leaving teh install run by itself
when I came back at the end of c# studio install, It displayed windows
reminding to update teh window. I clicked on the link to the windows update
window, then the OK or finish button (which I don't quite remember) and the
windows pop up for feedback
I did not do anything else.
BTW I just poked around to find out there are temp files named
dd_MSDNExp_MSI2739.txt with timestamp of 09:03 size 1.3 MB and
d_depcheck_VCS_EXP_90.txt 09:24 size 117KB,
Perflib_Perfdata_688.dat of 10:17 size 16KB
it is now 10:59
I am tempted to cancel the feedback
"Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]" <mv*@spam.guard.caspershouse.comwrote in
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Two things. First, did you do an install without the feedback? If so,
what experience did you have then? You didn't mention anything about not
selecting the feedback, so there is nothing to compare it to.
Also, what else are you doing while you are installing VS.NET? I mean,
that's a pretty massive install. I wouldn't exactly recommend doing a
number of other things in the meantime.
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- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
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"gs" <gs@dontMail.teluswrote in message
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>the feedback for the install of c#2008 places 97 to 99% cpu load for way
too long on athlon x64 3800+ PC. 3/4 an hour later its only about 80%
complete, continuing with 98% CPU load!
Next time installing visual studio /dot product I will likely make sure
no feedback