Error Installing Visual Studio Ultimate

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When I want to install VS2010 Ultimate , I got some errors like this "setup.exe has stopped working" with the detail :

Problem signature:
  Problem Event Name:   VSSetup
  Problem Signature 01: unknown
  Problem Signature 02: unknown
  Problem Signature 03: unknown
  Problem Signature 04: 1
  Problem Signature 05: engine_startup
  Problem Signature 06: Install_I_Interactive_Crash
  Problem Signature 07: 0xc0000006
  Problem Signature 08: unknown
  Problem Signature 09: unknown
  OS Version:   6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.1
  Locale ID:    1057

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Sometimes I got other errors "suite integration toolkit executable has stopped working"

My OS is Windows 7 x64 SP1 Installed Any help will be appreciate :)

visual-studio-2010
installation
asked on Stack Overflow May 5, 2012 by pegasustech

3 Answers

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FYI , i do not use dvd but virtual drive with the iso

That small comment is enormously relevant to the problem. The exception code 0xc0000006 is STATUS_IN_PAGE_ERROR, a very low-level mishap that occurs when Windows tries to read data into RAM from a memory mapped file and an I/O error occurs that prevents the data from being read. That's a fatal error when it happens for a .exe, like the setup.exe program, since it cannot execute code that can't be read.

Clearly whatever utility you use is borken, most likely because the driver it installs has a bug. I'd strongly recommend you throw it away. A workaround is to copy the content of the virtual disk to your hard drive and install from there.

answered on Stack Overflow May 7, 2012 by Hans Passant
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I uninstalled daemon tools and installed older version of daemon tools. I did the same step for installing visual studio ultimate and managed to install visual studio perfectly

answered on Stack Overflow May 13, 2013 by Etibar - a tea bar
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First Step Uninstall Visual Basic using Add Remove Program in Control Panel, then use software Uninstaller (in my case , I'm using "YourUninstaller", you can choose any software you want ) to clear the remaining trash registry.

Make sure that you have correctly install the .NET Framework 4.0 , and if you have Microsoft SQL Server please make sure that you install MS SQL Server first before installing the Visual Studio 2010

answered on Stack Overflow May 5, 2012 by laruffii

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