title: Can't install Visual Studio - stuck on Visual Studio Hub Services
body: <p>Now I have some big problems with installing Visual Studio Community.
  These problems came when I got back to Windows 7 from Win10 (because I had some problems).</p>
  
  <p>When I launched the actual Visual Studio for the first time on Win7, it loaded good, but I didn't have any templates. So I decided to reinstall it.
  Uninstall went good, but when I tried to install it again, <strong>it just stopped at <em>Microsoft Visual Studio Hub Services</em> or something like that.</strong> It just really stopped, when I let it go, the progress bar never moved. Then it also said that it couldn't find it or something similar.</p>
  
  <p>And then the fun starts. I tried to do it several times, same. Then I downloaded the Visual Studio 2013 Community, and <strong>it stopped on <em>Build x86</em></strong>. Same like the Hub Services at the 2015 version. I gave up at this moment. But after that, I went angry and removed the all Visual Studio folders in the Program Files.</p>
  
  <p>But later on, I found the <em>Visual Studio 2015 Express for Desktop</em>, I downloaded it and that time it said right at the beginning: <code>A Prerelease version of Visual Studio Community is currently installed. Please uninstall it prior to proceeding with your current installation.</code>
  I listened to it, went to <em>Remove and Add Programs</em> thing (don't know what name is it in english) and yeah, there was a version of that Visual Studio I removed. I tried to uninstall it, but it just said something again: <code>The installation source for this product is not available. Make sure that the source exists and that you can access it.</code>. And that's basically all.</p>
  
  <p>So I would like to ask, how to fix this thing. It's because of that movement from Win10 to Win7? Or because of the VS folder deletement in Program Files? Any answers are very welcome!</p>
  
  <p>EDIT: Main problem is that it stops at Microsoft Visual Studio Hub Services, I managed to uninstall the 2015 Community version, but then it stops and just didn't move, <strong>the only way was to remove the process to shut down the installing window and cancel the installing.</strong></p>
  
  <p>EDIT 2: Well, kinda shy of my grammar back then, fixed some bigger mistakes.</p>