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I fully updated windows 7, I cleared my registry using CC cleaner, I uninstalled Visual Community, I rebooted my computer, I reinstalled Visual Community from an ISO as an administrator, and I'm still getting the same errors, and my license is still expired. Any other suggestions?

So one of the options when choosing to change the program is "Repair", so I ran that, and got this: I checked the common issues and workarounds, and nothing mentions Devenv, and when I click "log file", nothing happens clicking Common workarounds brings you here...

I downloaded the ISO, and then opened that, and then downloaded Visual Studio 2015 again. I got the same errors once again, and my license is still expired. I'm running out of things to try.

Well I got the same errors as him, so doing those checks seems redundant. "If you install it from web installer, I suggest you install it from the ISO image" I installed it from the web installer, where can I find the ISO image?

Uninstalled Visual Studio and all it's components, cleared cache using ccleaner, rebooted, reinstalled, got these errors And surprise again, it brings me to the kill program popout again with my account already logged in. If I can't get this working, can anyone suggest a program that can...

So what seems to be giving me an "Invalid License"? I know VS15 works on windows 7 computers.

I signed in using my Microsoft account, and it still does the "exit upon clicking anything" gag.

Surprise! The same thing. I downloaded it again (I checked for the most modern version) and it still says my license has expired. And pressing X or Close still closes the entire program.

Funnily enough, I did do that. This is like the 4th-5th time I've installed this program, and it's still like this. Just for this I'm going to uninstall and reinstall again, and hope that this one turns out ok.

It just loops around in a circle of "Here's Visual Studio 2015>Check out the Free Version>Here's Visual Studio 2015"

Yeah, that's what I downloaded. Is still says its free, yet it still requires a license. All I can do in this screen is add an account, which I have many times, but it changes nothing. Any attempt to actually use this program results in the program closing, or telling me that my license expired.

I start up Visual Studio 2015, it shows me this I have a Microsoft account, and have signed in and logged out many times on this screen. But if I click the Close button, or the Top X, the whole program closes rather than just the login screen. It tells me my license has expired despite the...