How to Create a Portable Version of Visual Basic 2010 Express
Visual Basic 2010 Express is a free and lightweight version of Microsoft's popular programming language and development environment. It allows you to create Windows applications, web applications, and games using Visual Basic .NET. However, it requires
installation on your computer, which may not be convenient if you want to use it on different machines or on a limited user account.

Visual Basic 2010 Express Portable
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Fortunately, there is a way to create a portable version of Visual Basic 2010 Express that you can run from a USB flash drive or any other removable media. This way, you can take your development tools with you wherever you go and work on your projects
without any hassle. In this article, we will show you how to do it step by step.

What You Need

A USB flash drive with at least 4 GB of free space.
A copy of Visual Basic 2010 Express installer. You can download it from here.
A copy of ThinApp, a software that can create portable applications from installed programs. You can download a trial version from here.
A computer with Visual Basic 2010 Express installed. You will need this to capture the installation process and create the portable package.

How to Do It

Plug in your USB flash drive and make sure it is formatted as NTFS.
Run ThinApp and click on "Prescan". This will scan your system for installed programs and registry entries.
Run the Visual Basic 2010 Express installer and follow the instructions to install it on your computer. Make sure you install it on the default location (C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0).
After the installation is complete, run ThinApp again and click on "Postscan". This will compare the changes made by the installation and create a project folder for the portable application.
Select the project folder and click on "Build". This will compress the files and registry entries into a single executable file that can run without installation.
Copy the executable file to your USB flash drive. You can also rename it or change its icon if you want.
Eject your USB flash drive and plug it into another computer. Run the executable file and enjoy your portable version of Visual Basic 2010 Express!

Tips and Warnings

This method may not work for all computers or operating systems. Some features or components may not function properly or require additional installation.
This method may violate the license agreement of Visual Basic 2010 Express or ThinApp. Use it at your own risk and responsibility.
This method may not be compatible with future updates or patches of Visual Basic 2010 Express or ThinApp. You may need to repeat the process with newer versions.

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