XP x64 edition and Visual Studio .NET 2003 compatible?

Just setting up my new 64 bit system and installing Visual Studio .NET gives
me this:

1. Visual Studio .NET Prerequisites
Setup has detected that some of the system componenets that are installed on
your computer do not match the versions required for VS .NET. You must
install a different version of these componenets.

Is this normal? This is a fresh install. Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you

Kenneth Lancaster

Coercitas
Wed May 18 02:11:15 CDT 2005

Hello,


Imho, VS2003 isn't supported on x64 platforms but still can be installed,
assuming you install the right components (I didn't tried, can't really
tell).

I am using VS2005 atm and it works great but VS2005 is fully supported. Can
you try this one by chance ? Many features didn't change at all, I think
your code won't be that different with 2005 (but I'm only coding for
administrative applications, not meant to be sold to a final client).

Would like to know as well if there is a supported way to install VS2003 on
x64 based OS (and build x64 applications with it).


Regards

"Kenneth Lancaster" <Kenneth Lancaster@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit
dans le message de news:
408E6F97-67B2-4054-8BBC-BC561E0D7D39@microsoft.com...
> Just setting up my new 64 bit system and installing Visual Studio .NET
gives
> me this:
>
> 1. Visual Studio .NET Prerequisites
> Setup has detected that some of the system componenets that are installed
on
> your computer do not match the versions required for VS .NET. You must
> install a different version of these componenets.
>
> Is this normal? This is a fresh install. Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Thank you
>
> Kenneth Lancaster

Charlie
Wed May 18 08:10:12 CDT 2005

Yes, it's pretty normal. And VS .NET 2003 works fine on x64 Edition. I
installed it with the C++ portion for someone to be able to port a key
program I'm missing, and they were able to get everything recompiled and
working.

--
Charlie.

Kenneth Lancaster wrote:
> Just setting up my new 64 bit system and installing Visual Studio
> .NET gives me this:
>
> 1. Visual Studio .NET Prerequisites
> Setup has detected that some of the system componenets that are
> installed on your computer do not match the versions required for VS
> .NET. You must install a different version of these componenets.
>
> Is this normal? This is a fresh install. Any help would be
> appreciated.
>
> Thank you
>
> Kenneth Lancaster

Bruno
Wed May 18 12:51:52 CDT 2005

I have both VS2003 (RTM) and VS2005 (beta 2) installed. They run fine.

Bruno.

"Coercitas" <coercitas@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:OxFGJj3WFHA.4036@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> Hello,
>
>
> Imho, VS2003 isn't supported on x64 platforms but still can be installed,
> assuming you install the right components (I didn't tried, can't really
> tell).
>
> I am using VS2005 atm and it works great but VS2005 is fully supported.
> Can
> you try this one by chance ? Many features didn't change at all, I think
> your code won't be that different with 2005 (but I'm only coding for
> administrative applications, not meant to be sold to a final client).
>
> Would like to know as well if there is a supported way to install VS2003
> on
> x64 based OS (and build x64 applications with it).
>
>
> Regards
>
> "Kenneth Lancaster" <Kenneth Lancaster@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit
> dans le message de news:
> 408E6F97-67B2-4054-8BBC-BC561E0D7D39@microsoft.com...
>> Just setting up my new 64 bit system and installing Visual Studio .NET
> gives
>> me this:
>>
>> 1. Visual Studio .NET Prerequisites
>> Setup has detected that some of the system componenets that are installed
> on
>> your computer do not match the versions required for VS .NET. You must
>> install a different version of these componenets.
>>
>> Is this normal? This is a fresh install. Any help would be appreciated.
>>
>> Thank you
>>
>> Kenneth Lancaster
>
>

Paul
Thu May 19 10:35:06 CDT 2005

Hi Bruno,

You have both installed on the same machine? Do the two environments
co-exist with each other? I've installed and tried both separately on
xp64 but was unsure if I could install both.

Thanks,

Paul

Bruno Jouhier [MVP] wrote:
> I have both VS2003 (RTM) and VS2005 (beta 2) installed. They run fine.
>
> Bruno.

Bruno
Thu May 19 15:02:46 CDT 2005

Yes, they seem to coexist quite peacefully. I use VS 2003 for the serious
work and VS 2005 for some experimental stuff.

Bruno.

"Paul Lennon" <pslennon@comcast.net_NOSPAM> wrote in message
news:u7883kIXFHA.612@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
> Hi Bruno,
>
> You have both installed on the same machine? Do the two environments
> co-exist with each other? I've installed and tried both separately on xp64
> but was unsure if I could install both.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Paul
>
> Bruno Jouhier [MVP] wrote:
>> I have both VS2003 (RTM) and VS2005 (beta 2) installed. They run fine.
>>
>> Bruno.