Visual Studio 2005 installation failure

Visual Studio installation errors with "Suite Integration Tollkit Executable
has stopped. Windows will search for a fix". An error report has been sent.
Has anyone had this problem?

 

It installs here quite fine - hmmmmm.... let's wait and see if anyone comes
up with anything! lol

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Did you disable UAC before installing? Try that if you have not and try VS
2005 Setup again:
Start > All Programs > Run > type in MSCONFIG > Tools (tab) > scroll down
select Disable UAC > click Launch, restart your system for the changes to
take effect.
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I tried the installation with UAC disabled but the install errored. I will
gather more information and post a reply. This is the standard edition of
Visual Studio if that makes any difference.

 

A funny thing happened on my reply. Vista deepended and rebooted. It would
not boot. A check of the bios indicated no HDDs or CDs were listed. A power
off corrected this. This has happened before. A reboot into Vista started
chkdsk of the HDD. This indicated a lot of problems. I let it complete the
repair and tried again. The system would not reboot even into safe mode.

I am dual booting XP Pro which found additional problems with the Vista
partition during boot and Vista still would not boot. A reinstall is planned
as soon as possible.

 

I did reinstall Vista and Visual Studio installed with no problems. I had
overclocked my processor and even though XP Pro ran with no problems, I
believe that is what caused the problem with instability. Vista had crashed
a couple of times before I tried installing Visual Studio. Its the best
answer I can provide. Thanks for the help.