Problems from Vista upgrade to Windows 7

On weekends, I upgraded my books from vista to windows 7. I chose to upgrade because I didn't want to reinstall drivers, vs, sql, etc. I chose to upgrade. The upgrade time is actually still tolerable. In the process of upgrading, Windows 7 self-tested some programs that are not compatible with it, such as several programs that come with Thinkpad, iTunes, and the last thing you want to see is Sql Server 2008. Anyway, no matter what, upgrade first, then upgrade and find a solution.

After a night of tossing (the computer is on, I slept), I looked up at the computer in the morning, after some simple system configuration, entered the system interface, not bad, no other mistakes, this I will try every software, Office, Sql Server 2008, Chrome, Maxthon, Firefox, Fireworks, etc. There is no problem, my heart secretly hid. However, when I open VS2008, the following error message pops up, please see the picture:

I guess this error occurs because during the upgrade, the hard disk space is insufficient. I deleted some C disks. In the program Data file, there is no way to let my hard drive split small, 40G partition is not enough. There is no way, only google search has no results, luck is not bad, really let me find a solution, here again thank google, and foreign cattle. Just enter a sentence on the command line, of course, you need to enter the command line program as an administrator, execute the following statement:

Run "%programfiles%\\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\\Common7\\ IDE\\devenv.exe" /setup

After this sentence is executed, the problem is solved.

The purpose of writing this article is actually two:

1, Vista Ultimate can be upgraded to Windows 7 flagship version;

2, in case of upgrade In the future, VS can't be opened due to the lack of Application Data Folder. You can use the above sentence to solve it.