FAQ:Installing NetAdvantage for .NET on Windows Vista
"Summary
Starting with NetAdvantage for .NET 2006 Volume 3 for CLR 2.0, Infragistics supports the use of NetAdvantage on the Windows Vista operating system (currently only the 32-bit version). There are a number of points to consider, however.
Microsoft Visual Studio 2003 (and older) are not supported for use on Windows Vista. Because of this, all NetAdvantage for .NET CLR 1.x installs are also not supported on Windows Vista. You may still install the standalone version of AppStylist on Vista.
To successfully install NetAdvantage for .NET, User Account Control (UAC) must be disabled. This setting is enabled by default. Steps to disable UAC are provided below. To our knowledge, you may again enable UAC once the installation is complete, without affecting the behavior of the NetAdvantage for .NET toolset.
If you've installed Internet Information Services (IIS) on Windows Vista, you must edit the system registry prior to running the NetAdvantage installer, whether for AppStylist or for NetAdvantage for .NET CLR 2.0.
IMPORTANT: Also note that additional setup is required to run the ASP.NET Samples Browser in Vista, especially if you are using IIS 7.0. Please refer to the "Related Articles" section for more information.
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