The visual Studio 2005 professional is not available as free download. Maybe it is posisble to install a trial version and then use the key to unlock it. The trial seems to be available at In general I would conside using the express edition of Visual Studio 2010 instead of the old visual studio 2005 professional. ´But that is something, that you have to decide.

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And btw: This is the Developer Documentation and Help System forum. Your question is off topic here.

But I also do not know a better forum at the momement. Maybe the Visual Studio Installation forum at is a better location for such questions. Bbva Font. With kind regards, Konrad.

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