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If you have the first release of KB945140 installed on your system you may run across an error when trying to install Visual Studio SP1 Beta. Likewise if you have any previously released hot fix, VS may not install properly even though it reports success. The work around is to manually remove traces of KB944899 from your system, or you can run a tool to do this for you. For more information and details, you can check out Heath Stewart's blog post.
Tool Instructions
Simply run the tool found at http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/RemoveKB944899 prior to install.
Manual Instructions
For Vista or later:
For earlier operating systems:
If any other patches are installed on Visual Studio 2008 that you see in the list of updates, please open an elevated command prompt and run the following:
reg.exe delete "{key}" /f
I day too late. I had to manually delete all of them. Thanks for the tip though. I didn't know about the command line interface for the registry.
yep, agreed had to remove all of the hot fixes before VS 2k8 sp1 would install, which was irritating as it started with about 5 uninstalls before I finally gave up and uninstalled the remaining ones.
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