Visual Studio 2010 Shell Invalid License Data Reinstall Is Required 2012
Hi, I have an annoying problem using TestStand 2012. Each time I launch TestStand a Visual Studio 2010 Shell dialog appears 'Invalid license data. Reinstall is required.' I don't have Visual Studio installed and I never had.
Visual studio 2010 shell--invaild license data reinstall if required-- how to fix this? Need uninstall visual 2010? What is the impact after uninstall i mean any function will not work. Aug 22, 2012 SubInACL is a command-line tool that enables administrators to obtain security information about files, registry keys, and services, and transfer this.
I certainly never needed to enter any license. The same dialog appear when launching TestStand Version Selector. I'm running Windows 7 Profession 64-bit SP1.
The only Microsoft products that is installed are SQL Server 2012 Express and.NET Framework 4 Runtime. I've tried to reinstall both TestStand and.NET framework still same dialog appearing. If I just press 'Close' on the dialog everything works just fine, but really annoying needing to do that. Anyone seen this before and have a solution?
Thanks, Mattias. Hi, I have now discovered what is causing the problem. It is the Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Express installation that is causing the problem.
If you include install the SQL Server Management Studio when installing the SQL Server Express, you will also get the Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Shell (isolated) installed as well. If I uninstall the Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Shell, TestStand works again, but SQL Server Management Studio fails to launch. Reinstalling Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Shell (isolated) puts SQL Server Management Studio back in business again, but TestStand gets the 'Invalid license' dialog again. I've previously used SQL Server 2008 Express (which will install Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Shell (isolated)) together with TestStand without any problems. It clearly appears that TestStand 2012 is not compatible with SQL Server 2012 (due to the required Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Shell (isolated)). If there any workaround or patch available for TestStand to run together with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Shell? Thanks, Mattias.
Hi, Yes, I have tried reinstalling, but I actually installed SQL Server Express last. I have seen the same on other machines as well. I am quite sure it is a problem with TestStand. It is completely repeatable. Uninstall the power Shell, TestStand works, but not SQL Management Tools and vice verse.
There are many problems with the 'Invalid license' if you google it, but almost 100% is about updating Visual Studio, but I am not using Visual Studio, only SQL Server Management Tools that requires the Visual Studio Power Shell for some reason. MattiasEricsson wrote: Hi, Well, could work, but I really think NI should fix this properly. I'm quite sure many are going to get this problem more and more since SQL Server 2012 is getting more common now.
Thanks for your efforts in trying to help. Mattias I have recorded this issue in our tracking database. It will likely be addressed in a future version. You might want to try installing Visual Studio 2010 Express (I think it's a free download from Microsoft), or the other workaround I have proposed.
Mattias, I am trying to reproduce your problem without any luck. Starting with a clean machine, I have installed SQL Server Express 2012 with Management Tools and TestStand (in both orders) and have not seen the error that you mentioned.
I was able to launch both TestStand and the Visual Studio Shell on its own without any difficulties. Could you tell me any more about the order in which you installed the software and any other actions you may have taken? Did you try re-installing SQL Server Express? Thanks, Danny. Hi, I had TestStand already installed when I installed SQL Server Express 2012. What version exact do you have?
Attention, Internet Explorer User Announcement: VMware Communities has discontinued support for Internet Explorer 7 and below. In order to provide the best platform for continued innovation, VMware Communities no longer supports Internet Explorer 7. VMware Communities will not function with this version of Internet Explorer.
Visual Studio 2010 Shell Invalid License Data Reinstall Is Required 2012
Please consider upgrading to Internet Explorer 8, 9, or 10, or trying another browser such as Firefox, Safari, or Google Chrome. (Please remember to honor your company's IT policies before installing new software!).