Using Vista Home Premium with VB.net 2005...

[Brad Pears]

I am looking at purchasing a new laptop and of course they all come with
Vista now. I want to use the new OS but want to make sure that I am not
going to be pooched when trying to install and run vs.net 2005 on a vista
machine!

Has anyone had any experience with this yet? Will I be safe with Vista?

Thanks, Brad

[Tom Shelton]

On Oct 16, 9:41 am, "Brad Pears" <[e-mail]:

I am looking at purchasing a new laptop and of course they all come with
Vista now. I want to use the new OS but want to make sure that I am not
going to be pooched when trying to install and run vs.net 2005 on a vista
machine!

Has anyone had any experience with this yet? Will I be safe with Vista?

Thanks, Brad

VS2005 works on Vista - you do have to install SP1 and the Vista
Patch. But, once you do that it works fine.

VS 2003 and 2002 DO NOT work on Vista.

--
Tom Shelton

[Karl Mitschke]

Hello Brad,

I am looking at purchasing a new laptop and of course they all come
with Vista now. I want to use the new OS but want to make sure that I
am not going to be pooched when trying to install and run vs.net 2005
on a vista machine!

Has anyone had any experience with this yet? Will I be safe with
Vista?

Thanks, Brad

Brad;

I have Vista Ultimate and Visual Studio 2005 running fine.

Karl

[rowe_newsgroups]

On Oct 16, 11:41 am, "Brad Pears" <[e-mail]:

I am looking at purchasing a new laptop and of course they all come with
Vista now. I want to use the new OS but want to make sure that I am not
going to be pooched when trying to install and run vs.net 2005 on a vista
machine!

Has anyone had any experience with this yet? Will I be safe with Vista?

Thanks, Brad

I too am running Vista Home Premium and VS without any problems. I
believe the downloads for the Express editions are all ready patched
and ready-to-go, as those are what I have on my Vista home machine.
(My work machine is still running VS 2005 Pro on Windows XP).

Thanks,

Seth Rowe

[Brad Pears]

Thanks to everyone for the reply's!

Much appreciated. Now I can buy my new laptop without worry!!!

Thanks, Brad
"Brad Pears" <br***@truenorthloghomes.comwrote in message
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>I am looking at purchasing a new laptop and of course they all come with
Vista now. I want to use the new OS but want to make sure that I am not
going to be pooched when trying to install and run vs.net 2005 on a vista
machine!

Has anyone had any experience with this yet? Will I be safe with Vista?

Thanks, Brad