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  2. Look for the system installer instead of the user setup installer. The system installer will give you the option to: 1. The system installer will give you the option to: 1. Install for all users 2.

  3. After user version of Visual Studio Code is downloaded, make cmd in the download folder and run a command below, replacing the correct version in the VS ode installation file name: runas /trustlevel:0x20000 ./VSCodeUserSetup-x64-1.74.3.exe

  4. FInding the path where Visual Studio is Installed

    stackoverflow.com/questions/847048

    the vswhere utility displays C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2019\Community as that is the value of the Property "installationPath" for the Visual Studio 2019 Community Edition instance of the two instances I have installed.

  5. Is there a possibility to instal "Visual Studio Code ... official installer from https://code ...

  6. There are two types of installer available for VSCode. Go to link to find type of installer you want. If you are using/going for User Installer, the version will be installed at: C:\Users\{UserName}\AppData\Local\Programs\Microsoft VS Code If you are using/going for 64bit System installer, the version will be installed at:

  7. Tell the vscode/ visual studio code, which version to use: press the following (Show All Commands): Ctrl + Shift + P paste the following: Python: Select Interpreter Select one of the version that it shows, I have selected python 3.7.3 64-bit. Update python path in settings: press Ctrl + , to open Settings search for python.pythonPath

  8. How do I install pandas into Visual Studio Code?

    stackoverflow.com/questions/67946868

    For anyone else in a similar situation, I'd recommend following along with this Visual Studio Code official tutorial: Data Science in Visual Studio Code tutorial. It guides you to use Conda instead of Pip, and set up a Python environment, along with installing various packages like Pandas, Jupyter, etc.

  9. I checked Inno Setup's documentation (that's what the Visual Studio Code installer uses), but there's nothing related to disabling Visual Studio Code autostart (even on very silent installation). There might be a way by using /COMPONENTS, /TASKS or /MERGETASKS, but for that I need to know what is already available for use.

  10. I have installed Visual Studio Code on a machine that is not, and cannot be, connected to the Internet. According to the documentation, I can install an extension from the command line if I have the .vsix, but I don't know how to get the .vsix from the marketplace. How can I download the .vsix for an extension hosted on the marketplace?

  11. The Getting Started with Python in VS Code page says to "use the Command Palette to run Terminal: Create New Integrated Terminal". Probably not the news you wanted to hear. Probably not the news you wanted to hear.