Cannot Install or Uninstall Visual C++.net STD

[keefer]

Hi,

I know that this may not be the right place to post this, if I do get an answer, it will be 2 weeks sooner than premier support. Tried reloading XP pro, deleted mso.dll. get errmsg 16xx can't find <.>.

Help?!

Keith

[Steven_L_Intel1]

I'm unsure why you would consider asking Intel Premier Support about installation issues with a Microsoft product. I'm also sure you'd get a response sooner than two weeks if you did.

When I have problems such as this I usually do a Google search on the error message. Sometimes it finds something. I have never seen that one before.

[keefer]

Steve,

With all due respect, (and I did apologize for my impertinence beforehand), CVF came with an IDE, which I thought was supported by Compaq/DEC. I apparently mistakenly assumed the the IDE that was selected for use with IVF8 would be similarly supported within the limited context of IVF. If I have a car with an engine problem, I take itto the people who assembled the package (vehicle), not to the engine manufacturer. I have had a similar question outstanding with Intel Premier Support for over a month. It was at least a week, if not two, before it was even acknowledged, which I now gather was due to the fact that Intel did not regard it as their problem.

Telling someone to go to Microsoft for support is equivalent to telling them to go to heck.

I apologize again for annoying you. It has been said that there are no such things as stupid questions, only inquisitive idiots.

Regards,

Keith

[Steven_L_Intel1]

We're glad to support the added content of IVF and how it integrates into the VS.NET environment. But as we don't supply the installer for VS.NET (unlike with CVF where we did install the DevStudio bits), our ability to help you there is limited. I did suggest an avenue of exploration.

I'm rather astonished that it took so long to acknowledge your report to Premier Support. I will check into that. We're supposed to acknowledge all issues in less than a day (it's usually a few hours or less.)

You didn't annoy me. Sorry if it sounded as if you had. And for the record, I never suggested you go to Microsoft for support.