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This troubleshooting guide includes step-by-step instructions that should resolve most installation issues.

Online installations

The following steps are optimized for a typical online installation. For an issue that affects an offline installation, please see How to troubleshoot an offline installation.

Step 1 - Check whether this problem is a known issue

There are some known issues with the Visual Studio Installer that Microsoft is working on fixing. To see if there's a workaround for your problem, check the Known Issues section of our release notes.

There are some known issues with the Visual Studio Installer that Microsoft is working on fixing. To see if there's a workaround for your problem, check the Known Issues section of our release notes.

Step 2 - Check with the developer community

Search on your error message with the Visual Studio Developer Community. Other members of the community might have documented a solution to your problem.

Step 3 - Delete the Visual Studio Installer directory to fix upgrade problems

The Visual Studio Installer bootstrapper is a minimal light-weight executable that installs the rest of the Visual Studio Installer. Deleting Visual Studio Installer files and then rerunning the bootstrapper might solve some update failures.

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Performing the following actions reinstalls the Visual Studio Installer files and resets the installation metadata.

1. Close the Visual Studio Installer.
2. Delete the Visual Studio Installer directory. Typically, the directory is C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual StudioInstaller.
3. Run the Visual Studio Installer bootstrapper. You might find the bootstrapper in your Downloads folder with a file name that follows a vs_[Visual Studio edition]__*.exe pattern. If you don't find that application, you can download the bootstrapper by going to the Visual Studio downloads page and clicking Download for your edition of Visual Studio. Then, run the executable to reset your installation metadata.
4. Try to install or update Visual Studio again. If the Installer continues to fail, go to the next step.

1. Close the Visual Studio Installer.
2. Delete the Visual Studio Installer directory. Typically, the directory is C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual StudioInstaller.
3. Run the Visual Studio Installer bootstrapper. You might find the bootstrapper in your Downloads folder with a file name that follows a vs_[Visual Studio edition]__*.exe pattern. If you don't find that application, you can download the bootstrapper by going to the Visual Studio downloads page and clicking Download for your edition of Visual Studio. Then, run the executable to reset your installation metadata.
4. Try to install or update Visual Studio again. If the Installer continues to fail, go to the next step.

Step 4 - Report a problem

In some situations, such as those related to corrupted files, the problems might have to be looked at on a case-by-case basis. To help us help you, please do the following:

1. Collect your setup logs. See How to get the Visual Studio installation logs for details.
2. Open the Visual Studio Installer, and then click Report a problem to open the Visual Studio Feedback tool.
3. Give your problem report a title, and provide relevant details. Click Next to go to the Attachments section, and then attach the generated log file (typically, the file is at %TEMP%vslogs.zip).
4. Click Next to review your problem report, and then click Submit.

1. Collect your setup logs. See How to get the Visual Studio installation logs for details.
2. Open the Visual Studio Installer, and then click Report a problem to open the Visual Studio Feedback tool.
3. Give your problem report a title, and provide relevant details. Click Next to go to the Attachments section, and then attach the generated log file (typically, the file is at %TEMP%vslogs.zip).
4. Click Next to review your problem report, and then click Submit.

Step 5 - Run InstallCleanup.exe to remove installation files

As a last resort, you can remove Visual Studio to remove all installation files and product information.

1. Follow the instructions in Remove Visual Studio.
2. Rerun the bootstrapper that's described in Step 3 - Delete the Visual Studio Installer directory to fix upgrade problems.
3. Try to install or update Visual Studio again.

Step 6 - Contact us (optional)

If none of the previous steps help you successfully install or upgrade Visual Studio, contact us by using our live chat support option (English only) for further assistance.

Offline installations

Here is a table of known issues and some workarounds that might help you when you create an offline installation and then install from a local layout.

For more information about how to resolve issues with a network installation, see Troubleshoot network-related errors when you install or use Visual Studio.

Installation logs

Setup logs are needed to troubleshoot most installation issues. When you submit an issue by using Report a Problem in the Visual Studio Installer, these logs are automatically included in your report.

If you contact Microsoft Support, you might need to provide these setup logs by using the Microsoft Visual Studio and .NET Framework Log Collection Tool. The log collection tool collects setup logs from all components installed by Visual Studio, including .NET Framework, Windows SDK, and SQL Server. It also collects computer information, a Windows Installer inventory, and Windows event log information for Visual Studio Installer, Windows Installer, and System Restore.

To collect the logs:

1. Download the tool.
2. Open an administrative command prompt.
3. Run Collect.exe from the directory where you saved the tool.
4. Find the resulting vslogs.zip file in your %TEMP% directory, for example, C:UsersYourNameAppDataLocalTempvslogs.zip.

Note

The tool must be run under the same user account that the failed installation was run under. If you are running the tool from a different user account, set the –user:<name> option to specify the user account under which the failed installation was run. Run Collect.exe -? from an administrator command prompt for additional options and usage information.

Live help

If the solutions listed in this troubleshooting guide do not help you to successfully install or upgrade Visual Studio, use our live chat support option (English only) for further assistance.

See also

The NuGet Package Manager UI in Visual Studio on Windows allows you to easily install, uninstall, and update NuGet packages in projects and solutions. For the experience in Visual Studio for Mac, see Including a NuGet package in your project. The Package Manager UI is not included with Visual Studio Code.

Note

If you're missing the NuGet Package Manager in Visual Studio 2015, check Tools > Extensions and Updates.. and search for the NuGet Package Manager extension. If you're unable to use the extensions installer in Visual Studio, download the extension directly from https://dist.nuget.org/index.html.

Starting in Visual Studio 2017, NuGet and the NuGet Package Manager are automatically installed with any .NET-related workloads. Install it individually by selecting the Individual components > Code tools > NuGet package manager option in the Visual Studio installer.

Find and install a package

1. In Solution Explorer, right-click either References or a project and select Manage NuGet Packages...

2. The Browse tab displays packages by popularity from the currently selected source (see package sources). Search for a specific package using the search box on the upper left. Select a package from the list to display its information, which also enables the Install button along with a version-selection drop-down.

3. Select the desired version from the drop-down and select Install. Visual Studio installs the package and its dependencies into the project. You may be asked to accept license terms. When installation is complete, the added packages appear on the Installed tab. Packages are also listed in the References node of Solution Explorer, indicating that you can refer to them in the project with using statements.

Tip

To include prerelease versions in the search, and to make prerelease versions available in the version drop-down, select the Include prerelease option.

Note

NuGet has two formats in which a project may use packages: PackageReference and packages.config. The default can be set in Visual Studio's options window.

Uninstall a package

1. In Solution Explorer, right-click either References or the desired project, and select Manage NuGet Packages...

2. Select the Installed tab.

3. Select the package to uninstall (using search to filter the list if necessary) and select Uninstall.

4. Note that the Include prerelease and Package source controls have no effect when uninstalling packages.

Update a package

1. In Solution Explorer, right-click either References or the desired project, and select Manage NuGet Packages... (In web site projects, right-click the Bin folder.)

2. Select the Updates tab to see packages that have available updates from the selected package sources. Select Include prerelease to include prerelease packages in the update list.

3. Select the package to update, select the desired version from the drop-down on the right, and select Update.

4. For some packages, the Update button is disabled and a message appears saying that it's 'Implicitly referenced by an SDK' (or 'AutoReferenced'). This message indicates that the package is part of a larger framework or SDK and should not be updated independently. (Such packages are internally marked with <IsImplicitlyDefined>True</IsImplicitlyDefined>.) For example, Microsoft.NETCore.App is part of the .NET Core SDK, and the package version is not the same as the version of the runtime framework used by the application. You need to update your .NET Core installation to get new versions of the ASP.NET Core and .NET Core runtime. See this document for more details on .NET Core metapackages and versioning. This applies to the following commonly used packages:

   • Microsoft.AspNetCore.All
   • Microsoft.AspNetCore.App
   • Microsoft.NETCore.App
   • NETStandard.Library

5. To update multiple packages to their newest versions, select them in the list and select the Update button above the list.

6. You can also update an individual package from the Installed tab. In this case, the details for the package include a version selector (subject to the Include prerelease option) and an Update button.

Manage packages for the solution

Managing packages for a solution is a convenient means to work with multiple projects simultaneously.

1. Select the Tools > NuGet Package Manager > Manage NuGet Packages for Solution.. menu command, or right-click the solution and select Manage NuGet Packages..:

2. When managing packages for the solution, the UI lets you select the projects that are affected by the operations:

Consolidate tab

Developers typically consider it bad practice to use different versions of the same NuGet package across different projects in the same solution. When you choose to manage packages for a solution, the Package Manager UI provides a Consolidate tab on which you can easily see where packages with distinct version numbers are used by different projects in the solution:

In this example, the ClassLibrary1 project is using EntityFramework 6.2.0, whereas ConsoleApp1 is using EntityFramework 6.1.0. To consolidate package versions, do the following:

• Select the projects to update in the project list.
• Select the version to use in all those projects in the Version control, such as EntityFramework 6.2.0.
• Select the Install button.

The Package Manager installs the selected package version into all selected projects, after which the package no longer appears on the Consolidate tab.

Package sources

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To change the source from which Visual Studio obtains packages, select one from the source selector:

To manage package sources:

1. Select the Settings icon in the Package Manager UI outlined below or use the Tools > Options command and scroll to NuGet Package Manager:

2. Select the Package Sources node:

3. To add a source, select +, edit the name, enter the URL or path in the Source control, and select Update. The source now appears in the selector drop-down.

4. To change a package source, select it, make edits in the Name and Source boxes, and select Update.

5. To disable a package source, clear the box to the left of the name in the list.

   

6. To remove a package source, select it and then select the X button.

7. Using the up and down arrow buttons does not change the priority order of the package sources. Visual Studio ignores the order of package sources, using the package from whichever source is first to respond to requests. For more information, see Package restore.

Tip

If a package source reappears after deleting it, it may be listed in a computer-level or user-level NuGet.Config files. See Common NuGet configurations for the location of these files, then remove the source by editing the files manually or using the nuget sources command.

Package manager Options control

When a package is selected, the Package Manager UI displays a small, expandable Options control below the version selector (shown here both collapsed and expanded). Note that for some project types, only the Show preview window option is provided.

The following sections explain these options.

Show preview window

When selected, a modal window displays which the dependencies of a chosen package before the package is installed:

Install and Update Options

(Not available for all project types.)

Dependency behavior configures how NuGet decides which versions of dependent packages to install:

• Ignore dependencies skips installing any dependencies, which typically breaks the package being installed.
• Lowest [Default] installs the dependency with the minimal version number that meets the requirements of the primary chosen package.
• Highest Patch installs the version with the same major and minor version numbers, but the highest patch number. For example, if version 1.2.2 is specified then the highest version that starts with 1.2 will be installed
• Highest Minor installs the version with the same major version number but the highest minor number and patch number. If version 1.2.2 is specified, then the highest version that starts with 1 will be installed
• Highest installs the highest available version of the package.

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File conflict action specifies how NuGet should handle packages that already exist in the project or local machine:

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• Prompt instructs NuGet to ask whether to keep or overwrite existing packages.
• Ignore All instructs NuGet to skip overwriting any existing packages.
• Overwrite All instructs NuGet to overwrite any existing packages.

Uninstall Options

(Not available for all project types.)

Remove dependencies: when selected, removes any dependent packages if they're not referenced elsewhere in the project.

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Force uninstall even if there are dependencies on it: when selected, uninstalls a package even if it's still being referenced in the project. This is typically used in combination with Remove dependencies to remove a package and whatever dependencies it installed. Using this option may, however, lead to broken references in the project. In such cases, you may need to reinstall those other packages.