windows 7?

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Anthony Jones said:
Hi. Want to install vs 2008 pro on win 7. Any help appreciated.
Cheers.
AJJ...

There shouldn't be any issues as long as you remember to install the SP's
and updates for VS 2008 and the .NET Framework after the main installation
has completed.

-Scott
 
Anthony --

Anthony said:
Hi. Want to install vs 2008 pro on win 7. Any help appreciated.

I have installed VS 2008 Team System on Windows 7 Ultimate (X64) and I
didn't experience any problems yet. However, don't forget to install
the service pack and available updates.
 
have installed VS 2008 Team System on Windows 7 Ultimate (X64) and I
didn't experience any problems yet.


same scenario here however i did notice problems with TFS , to debug
websites in IIS you must run VS in elevated priviliges however TFS source
control seems to get a life on its own as it did not track my source
changes and on a check in from source control without elevated priviliges i
lost almost a week work :-( , it deleted my local source files ( huh ?? )

By the way anyone an idea how i can debug a Web project in my local IIS with
Windows 7 without running VS as admin ( as this seemed to have caused the
problem )

Michel
 
I had the same problem again yesterday, so we contacted MS regarding this
mather

Problem is that the issue is not reproducable , it just occurs while you
are working :-(
i guess the problem lies in the fact that i need my local IIS for debugging
purposes in Windows 7 this triggers a serie of security exceptions
and you must run in eleveated modus ( in Vista this same scenario just
works ) elevated modus is probably disturbing TFS as it sees this as a
different user ( ? )

aaarghhhh :-|

Tip : just use your VS builtin webserver and there is no issue , however
this is not an option for me as this site only runs in IIS


regards

Michel


Michel Posseth said:
have installed VS 2008 Team System on Windows 7 Ultimate (X64) and I
didn't experience any problems yet.


same scenario here however i did notice problems with TFS , to debug
websites in IIS you must run VS in elevated priviliges however TFS source
control seems to get a life on its own as it did not track my source
changes and on a check in from source control without elevated priviliges
i lost almost a week work :-( , it deleted my local source files ( huh
?? )

By the way anyone an idea how i can debug a Web project in my local IIS
with Windows 7 without running VS as admin ( as this seemed to have caused
the problem )

Michel
 
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