Is VS 2008 OK On Vista 64?

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  • Jeff Gaines
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    Is VS 2008 OK On Vista 64?


    I have just trashed my XP Pro x64 install in a big way. I can re-install
    from an image which is about 3 months old or I can, once again, try Vista
    64. Since I spend most of my life in VS2008 can anybody tell me if it
    installs/runs OK on Vista 64 please?

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    Jeff Gaines Damerham Hampshire UK
    This is as bad as it can get, but don't bet on it
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    • John Vottero
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      Re: Is VS 2008 OK On Vista 64?

      "Jeff Gaines" <jgaines_newsid @yahoo.co.ukwro te in message
      news:xn0fu8rgt9 mkjy001@msnews. microsoft.com.. .
      >
      I have just trashed my XP Pro x64 install in a big way. I can re-install
      from an image which is about 3 months old or I can, once again, try Vista
      64. Since I spend most of my life in VS2008 can anybody tell me if it
      installs/runs OK on Vista 64 please?
      >
      Works fine for me.

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        • Jeff Gaines
          #3
          Re: Is VS 2008 OK On Vista 64?

          On 23/08/2008 in message
          <B7CC6037-093C-427F-9742-C9BC6F9BA1DE@mi crosoft.comJohn Vottero wrote:
          >"Jeff Gaines" <jgaines_newsid @yahoo.co.ukwro te in message
          >news:xn0fu8rgt 9mkjy001@msnews .microsoft.com. ..
          >>
          >>I have just trashed my XP Pro x64 install in a big way. I can re-install
          >>from an image which is about 3 months old or I can, once again, try Vista
          >>64. Since I spend most of my life in VS2008 can anybody tell me if it
          >>installs/runs OK on Vista 64 please?
          >>
          >
          >Works fine for me.
          OK, thanks John :-)

          I re-instated my XP x64 image this morning, I had lost all the entries in
          device manager and event viewer had stopped working. A slightly too
          aggressive registry clean :-(

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          Jeff Gaines Damerham Hampshire UK
          There are 10 types of people in the world, those who do binary and those
          who don't.

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