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Creating a network or local imageįirst you’ll be creating copies of the Visual Studio 2010 RTM and SP1 installations that you can share out or install locally. This has the added benefit that if any files are missing from the target machine, they should be reinstalled without a prompt for source during the SP1 install. This will work for existing installations of VS 2010 since setup will simply repair the product if it’s already installed. You’ll create a distribution point that will contain both Visual Studio 2010 RTM and SP1. How to: Create and run an unattended Visual Studio with SP1 setup

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I encourage you to review that before proceeding with the following instructions, particularly how to avoid restarts during setup by pre-installing certain packages like Windows Installer 4.5 and. With the release of VS2010 RTM we already published the Visual Studio Administrator Guide that documents a lot of the instructions I’ll utilize below. Now that Visual Studio 2010 SP1 has been released, administrators and developers may wish to install both RTM and SP1 together for a seamless experience. Updated (): Added description for vs_setup.msi, as well as a note that these prompts are most common during rollback or uninstall. If it can’t find it automatically (for example, the original media isn’t in the drive or the previous network location), Windows Installer prompts the user for this source to continue. Windows Installer requires the original source to get these files.

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In general, prompts for source during patch install occur because a file installed by a product is missing or in an unexpected state.

Select vs_setup.msi (the file name must match) and click Open to continue.

Return to the prompt dialog, click the Browse button, and browse to the root of the installation media above.

Insert or attach your original installation media or network location for the product referenced in the caption.

If the name of the language is cut off, the language the dialog text is displayed in should help identify the proper source.

Locate your original installation media for the product and language listed in the source prompt dialog caption.

If the title of the source prompt dialog contains “Express”, please see section 2.2.5 in the VS2010 SP1 read me otherwise, the following instructions should help you provide the right source and continue installation.

Back in the prompt dialog, click OK to continue.

Select vs_intshell_enu.msi (the file name must match) and click Open to continue.

Return to the prompt dialog, click the Browse button, and type the following into the File name: text box: %TEMP%\vsintshell.

Rename the MSI file name as required by the prompt: rename vs_setup.msi vs_intshell_enu.msi.

Change directories or browse to the %TEMP%\vsintshell folder: cd “%TEMP%\vsintshell”.

Run the comnand: vsintshell.exe /extract:”%TEMP%\vsintshell”.

Open a command prompt (you can elevate when opening it now, or accept the prompt later when extracting below).

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Download VSIntShell.exe for the language required, as described by _ in the file name required (ex: vs_intShell_ enu.msi is for English).

This workaround also may apply to any other language for the Visual Studio 2010 Shell (Integrated), and the instructions are similar for Visual Studio 2010 Shell (Isolated) through the download location and file names will be different. If you’re running into this issue with other MSI files when installing VS2010 SP1, please comment below.

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I will update this entry with common prompt issues for VS2010 SP1 as I’m made aware. The solution varies depending on what you are being prompted for. If you are seeing this with other MSI files when installing VS2010 SP1, please comment below. I will update this list of files customers are commonly seeing as I’m made aware. This includes, but is not limited to, the following MSI files. These prompts for source are most common during rollback on failed install attempts and uninstall since original RTM files need to be put back on the machine and may not have been cached by Windows Installer. Some users are reporting that when installing Visual Studio 2010 SP1 they are prompted for MSI files as shown in the following example screenshot.