

The Web Platform Installer is generally recommended for individual end-users. There's always the other option, usually referred to as a 'network install' or 'network image' or some such, which is the whole 300Mb payload in one download. You download/install that, then when it runs the web platform installer goes back and downloads the real payload which is typically in the neighborhood The Web Platform Installer is always a tiny initial download, somewhere in the neighborhood of 300Kb. Microsoft typically puts out 2 installers for end-user-oriented software, which includes software like MS Office, MS Visual Studio (Express Editions too), Service Packs, etc.

I keep going in circles with my searches and always end up back where I started which is at the Visual Basic 2010 Express download page. I also see a file for Microsoft Web Platform Installer, but it does not say if I need to download and install this file in order to download
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I have searched for a week and cannot find a tutorial of how to install this program. On my laptop) but I'm not sure if there are more of these C++ files. There seems to be more C++ files (which came installed I couldn't tell if there were any other files that were added even though VB is not listed. When I looked in add\remove there was not a Visual Basic listed. The install just hung and I could notĬancel or retry. I did a computer search and found this file was not in the Temp folder. VB 2010 and when I tried to install the vb_web file I got this error:C:\users\user\AppData\Local\Temp\Sit24308reboot.ini cannot be opened. (if that is acually programming) I found a tutorial on "from the ground up" with a link to download The only programming I have played with thus far is Perl and some Python in script writing for Paint Shop Pro.
