Downloading and Installing Visual Studio 2017 Community

When it comes to installing the Nsight Visual Studio Edition, some scenarios may arise that can affect the installation process. In such cases, the installer will provide information during the installation detailing what will not be installed and possible reasons why.

For instance, certain components like Nsight for Visual Studio 2017, Visual Studio 2022, Nsight Monitor, and HUD may not be installed due to various reasons. These scenarios can occur if multiple instances of VS2017, VS2019, or VS2022 are installed on the system and Nsight is configured to install on them.

It's essential to note that as of Nsight Visual Studio Edition 2020.3 released in December 2020, support for Visual Studio 2015 has been dropped. This was previously deprecated in Nsight Visual Studio Edition 6.0 (released in September 2018) and Nsight Visual Studio Edition 2019.1 (released in February 2019).

Similarly, as of Nsight Visual Studio Edition 2019.3 released in August 2019, support for Visual Studio 2012 and VS2013 has been dropped. Furthermore, as of Nsight Visual Studio Edition 5.6 released in April 2018, support for Visual Studio 2010 has also been discontinued.

In addition to these system requirements, the software requires Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 Community Edition or better, Microsoft Visual Studio 2017 Community Edition or better, and Microsoft Visual Studio 2019 Community Edition or better to be installed on the system.

In summary, it is crucial to be aware of these potential scenarios that may affect the installation process of Nsight Visual Studio Edition. By understanding these requirements and limitations, you can ensure a smooth and successful installation of this powerful debugging tool.

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