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When I try to install the Async CTP for Visual Studio 2010 the installer fails.
I got the same problem bob mujica described in http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/netfxsetup/thread/2b816f97-ba1a-4342-824f-07c53f946b57.
Now Visual Studio doesn’t work at all. I don’t care about having CTP, I just want Visual Studio back. Does anyone know how I can do this?
Ian,
I know it won’t help in this scenario but a little advice for the future that could save a lot of heartache. for the past 7-8 years, i’ve got into a disciplined habit of making a fresh backup (ghost) of my program partition (genarally the c:\ drive in my case) everytime i add a new program feature (other than service packs etc) to my installation. This basically means that should something ‘not work’ after installing, I can simply restore the ghost image over the top, rather than spend hours trying to figure why.
As i said, may not help this time but is a good discipline to work towards in the future.