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After updating to Update 7, VS 2013 complains on launch that IntelPackage failed to load.
80004005 - E_FAIL
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- Intel® Software Development Products Registration Center
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Dear Customer,
I'm sorry that we didn't answer earlier. But nice you found a solution and thanks of posting that here in the forum. An uninstall of a product prior to the installation of an update would always be a good idea as with using a product some settings/configurations may have changed and moved away from default configurations so that the installer of an update release cannot successfully uninstall a previous installation.
Sometimes also an uninstall may not work due to the same reasons. A good idea in such cases is to repair the installen first, then uninstall and then install the update.
Regards, Hubert.
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Actually it was a bit more complicated. I have both Composer XE 2015 and Composer XE 2016 installed. I had to uninstall and re-install both for everything to finally be sorted out to make Visual Studio happy. That was a couple of hours out of my life... the installers are painfully slow.
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Thank you for your feedback.
Again, I'm very sorry for the inconvenience.
With using the Intel(R) Premier Support you will also be able to submit more detailed error reports.
Whenever you are facing install problems you cannot resolve quickly, you can submit installation logs in an Intel Premier Support case.
Logs can be found under:
%TEMP%\pset_tmp_PSXE2016_<UID>
where every install process creates a directory with date and time stamp.
You can zip the directory from a failing installation and submit a support ticket under https://premier.intel.com. As registered user you are eligible to get Intel Premier Support.
Regrds, Hubert.
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