It seems that it chain-launched some other exe in the previous case. I have managed to grab the f:\vs2017c\q.2ho\resources\app\layout\Setup.exe you can see in the window title on the screenshot (which is a little bit tricky as it appears for just some seconds and gets automatically deleted shortly after) but its help output is very different from the one above. This is not the only problem, however - listing a number of workloads tohether with includeRecommended includeOptional after vs_Community.exe -layout f:\vs2017c breaks it too (although it worked as I've tried it with just one workload and one extra component AND (an important condition) purged the temporary files). vs_Community.exe -layout f:\vs2017c works but vs_Community.exe -layout f:\vs2017c\ does not. I have found out that putting the backslash at the end of the layout path beraks the stuff. We'll be done soon." progress bar finishes: Instead, the following pops up for half a second as the "Give us a minute. I have even tried simplifying it to just one workload like vs_Community.exe -lang en-US -layout f:\vs2017c\ -add īut this just doesn't work. Next time I have only individual workloads instead of listing all the individual components. I have noticed it is downloading what I don't need, terminated the process and deleted everything for a fresh start. What I have done was a bat file of the following contents: vs_Community.exe -layout f:\vs2017c -lang en-US -add Īs the result of running this command the installer has tried to download all the components (including those I did not select) in all the languages (I only need en-us). I thought I have succeede but I was wrong. Finally I have ran CCleaner (with full CCEnhancer custom to-clean list) to clean up everything (again! I have already done this before the first try) and tried again and now it is downloading. A couple of times I could notice something written in red appearing in the console for less than half a second. UPDATE: I have installed the certificate, restarted the computer and re-tried running the installer a number of times. What am I doing wrong? By the way, are there ISO files available perhaps?
I have also tried /layout instead of -layout with no luck.
All I get are 2 files: f:\vs2017c\vs_ and f:\vs2017c\certificates\vs_installer_12. I am trying to get a Visual Studio 2017 Community Edition offline distribution by executing vs_Community.exe -layout f:\vs2017c\ as offered in the documentation ( vs_Community.exe downloaded here, or by direct link) but this doesn't work.
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