Hi, folks.
I have been using Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition for just over a month now and am happy with it, overall.
(I work on a Windows 2000 computer, usually logged in as a general user.)
However, a couple days ago I tried to start it up, but a message box appeared, stating that the 30 day trial period had elapsed, and I should register it if I wanted to continue using it. However, I HAD registered it right after I installed it.
Just to make sure, I logged out as a General User, logged in as the Administrator, and tried to register the product. I was told the product was already registered. I then logged back in as a General User. Again, I could not start up Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition. This time, I tried to enter the 14-digit registration key (I thought maybe it had to be entered for Administrator AND all users of Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition). A message box popped up, stating that the registration code was invalid. However, I had copied and pasted it directly from the e-mail from Microsoft. So now I don't know what else to try.
Any suggestions as to how I can get Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition to work when I log into my computer as a basic user Almost all of my work is done from the basic user account, and I don't want to have to log in and out of the Administrator account all the time whenever I want to program in Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition.
Your help is much appreciated.

Registration Not Recognized
.NETicated!
That worked!! (I finally got around to doing it)
I wonder why Microsoft would require that; after all, two people cannot use the same computer at the same time anyhow.
In any case, I am happy to get the program working and even posted a small program as part of a small tutorial I am working on. Here is the URL:
http://www.akiti.ca/DynamicArraysIntro.html
It is meant to help beginners with dynamic arrays; perhaps members of this forum would find the posted code useful when trying to help others.
Regards,
David
Steve_fr88
You might have to register the product for each individual user, as the code may be generated by mixing the user and the product id together. The other option is to download the ISO Install and install from there as it does not need registering.
Ed cramgo
Okay, I will try to register as a different user with a different e-mail address.
What is the ISO
-- David