
Step 2: Execute commands: devenv.exe /safemode. Step 1: Open an administrative CMD window and go to C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\Common7\IDE. Solution 6: Run Visual Studio in Safe Mode Run the Visual Studio Community Edition 2015 as the administrator, it will help us to excludes the permission issue. Step 2: Use the newly created Microsoft account to sign in Visual Studio. Step 1: Visit the Microsoft Account Sign Up page and create a new Microsoft account. Solution 4: Create New Microsoft Account to Sign In Open IE 11, go to safety > Delete browsing history > Check all histories for all topics > Click Delete button. Open IE 11, go to Internet options > Security tab > Click on Trusted Sites > Click on the Sites button. Step 3: Add the following sites to IE trusted site. Step 2: Set Internet Explorer 11 as the default browser. Solution 3: Check Internet Explorer 11 Configuration If so, disable the firewall or adjust the settings to allow access to the standard Microsoft websites. It is recommended to verify if a firewall is present. If your system is behind a proxy server, you may need to modify the proxy settings for Windows HTTP clients. If unsure, please contact your administrator. It is important to determine whether your system is behind a proxy server.

Solution 12: Contact Visual Studio Subscription Support Solution 1: Check Proxy Configuration Solution 11: Check Activation Server Status Solution 7: Click Check for updated license hyperlink

Follow the below solution to resolve this problem and continue to use it. Visual Studio 2019 Community Edition showing the post-install message “Your license has expired” or “Your evaluation period has ended”.
