Name: Course and Section:

Exercise 1:

Task 1: Documents all the errors make some assessment on how to debug the problems during the
installation, execution and usage of the different objects/settings.

0x80200010, 0x80072efe, or 0x80072ee7 - connectivity issue during download (Internet Problem)

This error typically happens when the Visual Studio installer experiences issues that affect your Internet
connection during the download of required components. If you receive one of these error messages,
try again to install Visual Studio after your Internet connection improves. If you continue to see this
error, try the following methods:

Install Visual Studio from a different source. For example, if you installed Visual Studio from
VisualStudio.com or from the Microsoft Download Center, try downloading Visual Studio from MSDN.

Install Visual Studio by using the layout switch or an ISO file. For more information about how to do it,
visit the following articles:

Install Visual Studio 2015

How to: Install Visual Studio 2012 Update 1 Offline

0x80070005 - Access Denied

This error occurs when Visual Studio can't access one or more of the required installation files. This error
may occur for any of the following reasons:

An outside process, such as an antivirus or anti-malware application, has locked a Visual Studio
installation file at the same time that Visual Studio is trying to install the file. To work around this issue,
coordinate with your system administrator or other IT professional to make sure that Visual Studio files
are not locked by these processes.

The user who is trying to install Visual Studio doesn't have administrator credentials on the computer.
To successfully install Visual Studio, you must be logged in as an administrator.

Permissions on some registry hives can prevent Visual Studio from installing successfully. For more
information, see Solving setup errors by using the SubInACL tool to repair file and registry permissions.
0x80070643 - Installation cache or ISO is corrupted

This error typically occurs when a file that is related to the installation becomes corrupted. You may
experience this error when you install Visual Studio by using an ISO or DVD burned from ISO. You may
also experience this error during a repair of Visual Studio.

Error when you install from an ISO or a DVD burned from an ISO

If you use an ISO file for your installation of Visual Studio, or if you use a digital video disc (DVD) that was
burned from an ISO file, the ISO file may become corrupted during the download process. Follow these
steps:

Download and install the Microsoft File Checksum Integrity Verifier.

Note

To use this tool, you must know the file path of the ISO file.

During the installation of the tool, you're prompted to provide a directory in which the files are to be
extracted.

Note

The directory for later access. For example, you can extract the files to the C:\TEMP\fciv location.

At a command prompt, type the following command, and then press Enter:

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<DIRECTORY_NAME>\fciv.exe -sha1 <ISO_NAME>

In this command, <DIRECTORY NAME> is the folder to which you extracted the files, and <ISO_NAME> is
the path of the Visual Studio ISO file. For more information, see the ReadMe.htm file in the extraction
directory.

Verify that the Secure Hash Algorithm 1 (SHA-1) value that is returned by the File Checksum tool
matches the expected value. To determine the expected value, examine the folder to which you
downloaded the ISO file.

Note

The expected SHA-1 value is different for each download source.

If you downloaded the ISO file from MSDN, the SHA-1 value is provided in the Details section for each
ISO file.

If you downloaded the ISO file from the Download Center, you can find the SHA-1 value by expanding
the Install Instructions section of the product page.

If the expected SHA-1 value doesn't match the value that is returned by the File Checksum tool, the ISO
file is corrupted. In this case, delete the file, and then download it again.

If you obtained the ISO file from a DVD, you can try to download the Visual Studio web installer or ISO
file from MSDN or the Download Center, and then try the installation again.

If you purchased the DVD from a retail store, you might also be able to download Visual Studio from the
store's website, and then use the license key that was provided together with the DVD to activate Visual
Studio. Contact the retail store for more information about this process.

Error during a repair

If the error occurs when you try to repair Visual Studio, your installation cache may have become
corrupted. To repair the cache, follow these steps:
Close Visual Studio.

Open an elevated command prompt. To do it, click Start, type cmd in the Start search box, right-click
cmd.exe in the results list, and then click Run as administrator.

At the command prompt, type cd C:\ProgramData\Package Cache, and then press Enter.

To clear the .msi and .cab files from the cache, type the following commands at the command prompt,
and press Enter after each command:

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Delete /F /S *.msi Delete /F /S *.cab

Try again to repair Visual Studio.

0x800713ec - .NET Framework installation is in progress

This error typically occurs when an installation of the .NET Framework that is separate from Visual
Studio is already in progress. Because many components of the Visual Studio installer depend on
the .NET Framework, an attempt to install the .NET Framework while Visual Studio is being installed can
cause unexpected behavior. To work around this issue, wait for the .NET Framework installer to finish
before you install Visual Studio.

Web Deploy 3.0 - Certificate warning or unable to locate package source error

A warning related to Web Deploy 3.0 may cause two types of problems:

During installation, you may meet an Unable to locate package source error that isn't resolved via the
Download packages from the internet option.

After installation is complete, you see a message that indicates setup has completed but not all features
have installed correctly, along with the following warning:
Microsoft Web Deploy 3.0

A required certificate is not within its validity period when verifying against the current system clock or
the timestamp in the signed file.

To work around these issues and successfully install Web Deploy 3.0, you can try any of the following
approaches:

Obtain an updated installer that has been published at the distribution channel of your choice (such as
MSDN).

Install the latest Visual Studio Update. Contact the retail store for more information about this process.