& $vsBootstrapper --layout $layoutPath --lang $lang --add Microsoft.VisualStudio.Workload.ManagedDesktop --add Microsoft.VisualStudio.Workload.NetCrossPlat ` --includeRecommended
In some scenarios, such as ensuring stability in your organization, you may want to update to a specific version of Visual Studio rather than the latest. To do this, you need to download a corresponding to the desired release from the Visual Studio 2022 Release History page . Then, use that bootstrapper to update your layout, as shown in the following example, which updates the layout to version 17.13.0: visual studio 2022 offline install
Once the files are downloaded, move the C:\VS2022Layout folder to your target offline machine. 1. Run the Installer The fix is to use the --noWeb and
This is a very common issue. It often occurs when the Visual Studio installer tries to self-update and fails because the machine is offline. The fix is to use the --noWeb and --noweb parameters correctly. as shown in the following example
Select and download the bootstrapper corresponding to your required edition: vs_community.exe Professional Edition: vs_professional.exe Enterprise Edition: vs_enterprise.exe
Which or frameworks your team uses (.NET, C++, Python?)
Creating a Visual Studio 2022 Offline Installer: The Complete Guide