The difference between Pro and Test Pro is apparently in some of the tools available. Holy shit there is so much software available, including all the Operating System images I was looking for in the first place. Visual Studio Pro IS your MSDN replacement. And then I have a couple more answers after buying the subscription. If I do buy from a reseller, am I locked into continuing to renew through them?Īfter a significant amount of time digging around for more answers (and sitting through a chat with someone from Microsoft sales, which was a lot less painful than expected,) I found some answers here. CDW? Prices seem to be half of what they are on the MS site. Can someone confirm?Īm I going to get the same thing from a reseller, e.g. What am I missing?īased on my reading, the licenses that come with MSDN are perpetual - once I have a key/keys, I don't need to reinstall, I keep it if I stop subscribing, etc. Test Pro looks to be the same as Pro as far as features go (and doesn't come with VS, not that I'd use it,) but is twice the price. I get access to everything listed in the Excel file on the VS website (lol Win 3.1) plus some Azure credit (which I'd also like to take advantage of for learning's sake.) Evaluation versions could be an option for new OSes, but unfortunately not older ones. My intent is to buy this subscription to both mess around with things on old OSes that I don't understand, and build out a VM network to mess around with things on new OSes that I don't understand. but I suspect someone here has navigated this mess before and can advise a bit more directly. I spent a few hours yesterday trying to look for information, and found some stuff. Make sure that you are running the 64-bit version of the operating system.I'm looking at VS Pro/VS Test Pro subscriptions - the new MSDN equivalent as far as I can tell - and the options confuse the hell out of me. When it comes to the supported operating systems, Visual Studio 2022 can run on Windows 10 version 1909 or higher, Windows Server 2016, and Windows Server 2019.Visual Studio will work best at a resolution of WXGA (1366x768) or higher. Make sure that you have a video card that supports a minimum display resolution of 720p (1280x720).A typical installation requires 20-50 GB of free space. It may take up to 210 GB depending on the features installed. You should be having a minimum of 850 MB of available space.Microsoft recommends a quad-core or better processor. To run Visual Studio 2022, you should be running a system with a 1.8 GHz or faster 64-bit processor.Looking for the latest version of Visual Studio 2015?.Looking for the latest version of Visual Studio 2017?.Looking for the latest version of Visual Studio 2019?.Looking for the latest version of Visual Studio 2022?.
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