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Visual Studio 2015 installation problem - SqlDom_amd64 \ SqlDom.msi

I am trying to install Visual Studio 2015, however, after several steps, Installer displays a single message, as shown below,

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I deleted the% temp% files, however it still did not work. This is not a package problem because this package was successfully installed on another WIN7 system.

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The real problem is that some of your Microsoft certificates are missing from your windows to make sure this is the case:

  • Open Certificate Manager (Win + R -> certmgr.msc)
  • Go to the section "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" → "Certificates"
  • Check:
    • Microsoft Root Certification Authority
    • "Microsoft Root Certificate Authority 2010"
    • "Microsoft 2011 Root Certification Authority."
    • You most likely do not have all of them for some reason.

On another PC connected to the Internet and receiving Microsoft updates:

  • Check these certificates again, you will most likely see them.
  • Export them to an SST file.
  • Import the SST file (containing 3 certificates) on the first PC.

Install again, now it will work :-)

I believe that this will also fix some Visual Studio 2013 SDKDDKVer.h errors and related errors.

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I ran into this problem only yesterday and did not find the exact solution, but there were some workarounds that did this work. I encountered problems installing the following components using vs_community.exe: - - SqlDom_amd64 - TSqlLanguageService - CT / AzureMobileServicesSdkV2.0
- Win10_UniversalCRTSDK - Library Headers and Sources - WcfDataServices - Win81_SDK - SQLSysClrTypes - SQLSysClrTypes_amd64 - SharedManagementObjects_x86 - SharedManagementObjects_amd64

TRICK:
- Since the choice of the place where this package did not help, I pressed the SKIP PACKAGE button for all the packages listed above. - And then manually run setup / msi-installers for the packages listed above. - Some of them were successfully installed as "SqlDom_amd64" and several others - But, to my bad luck, for some it was somehow a failure during extraction, so I thought that msi-installer could really be damaged for some. - So, for the left, I have to select "Repair" -option of "vs_community.exe" and select "Download packages from the Internet." - Finally, the setup was successful, and everything works fine.

I understand its workaround, not the solution, but it serves the purpose of limiting that some packages require an Internet connection.

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