Article ID: 943325 - Last Review: October 30, 2007 - Revision: 1.1 When you try to apply an update that applies to multiple editions of Visual Studio 2005, Windows Installer may apply the update to only one edition of Visual Studio 2005SYMPTOMS
You have more than one edition of Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 installed on a computer. For example, you may have Visual Studio 2005 Team Edition for Software Developers and Visual Studio 2005 Professional Edition installed.
When you try to apply an update that applies to multiple editions of Visual Studio 2005, Windows Installer may apply the update to only one edition of Visual Studio 2005. The installer may not apply the update to all editions of Visual Studio 2005 that are installed on the computer. Also, if you use Microsoft Update or Windows Update to receive updates, the update Web site may offer you the update again. CAUSE
Updates for Visual Studio 2005 that apply to more than one edition of Visual Studio 2005 depend on data in the Windows Installer cache to correctly determine which editions are installed on the computer. In certain circumstances, the Windows Installer cache may not contain the correct product setup Windows Installer (.msi) files. In this case, the installer will exit after it has applied the update to the first edition of the product that the installer finds in the cache. The installer will do this before it has applied the update to the remaining editions that are installed on the computer. If you have chosen to receive updates through Microsoft Update or through Windows Update, the update Web site may offer you the update again. The update Web site does this because the installer did not apply the update to all editions of Visual Studio 2005 that are installed on the computer. WORKAROUND
To work around this problem, use the following method:
STATUSMicrosoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed in the "Applies to" section. APPLIES TO
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