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'Rohan' <yourbud...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>I recently downloaded 'All - Offline Install ISO image file' from
> http://www.microsoft.com/express/Downloads/ but when I try to
> install
> Visual C++ 2010 Express, an error was thrown that setup was enable
> to
> find 'vcexpress/vs_setup.msi' on the mounted iso. Any pointers?
Maybe you have a bad download?
Unfortunately I did not find a good way to verify the ISO. No
'AutoCRC' feature built into the image, and no MD5/ SHA1 sums
anywhere.
Open the Visual Studio solution. Open the solution for which you want to create the install package. Add an Advanced Installer Project to the solution. Once the Visual Studio solution is loaded: From the “New Project” dialog select Advanced Installer Project. In the “Solution” field select Add to solution option. If you have the original installer – say, a previous download – you can run it directly like so: vsenterprise.exe /uninstall /force. Visual Studio will present its normal maintenance mode user interface, so select Uninstall to proceed. You could also pass /passive (no user input required – just progress displayed) or /quiet to the above.
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All I could do is to use Sysinternals sigcheck
<http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897441.aspx> to at
least verify digital signatures of the files within. There are some
binary files that are not signed, and of course this method does not
detect alterations that lead to an apparently coherent ISO but with
missing files. Anyway, at least it detects altered files; most files,
and the most important ones, *are* signed.
Setup Msi Error
>
> ... want to install it on another pc with no internet connection.
> Please help.
I don't think you can do that.
I have the same problem with an off-line computer. Even if installing
from the ISO, it requires an internet connection to *register*; no
idea if it requires *activation* as well. Unless registered, it will
stop working after 30 days and what is installed is presented as an
*evaluation-only* version. This differs from the 2008 Express
Editions, which did not ask for any key or activation if installed
from the ISO.
> ...