I am running Win10 Pro x64. Did you use the [VisualStudioUninstaller tool][1]? Did you follow the directions for it?
- Extract TotalUninstaller.zip
- Open an administrator command prompt
- Execute Setup.ForcedUninstall.exe
- Type ‘Y’ to uninstall.
Personally the newest release of the tool did not work for me, where as the older version 1.1 did work for me. Get it here-> [VisualStudioUninstaller 1.1][2]
“Then uninstall any thing related to VisualStudio (i.e. Windows SDK kits, Microsoft .NET Frameworks, Windows Phone Emulators, etc). Once everything is gone, REBOOT your PC.”
" Open a administrative command prompt, go to the folder where you have saved the VS2015 setup at."
copy+Paste the following into the command prompt:
vs_community_ENU.exe /OverrideFeedURI http://download.microsoft.com/download/0/6/B/06BB0C5C-C767-4250-91DA-AB463377597E/20160405.3/enu/feed.xml
IMPORTANT: If at any time later, you have to make any changes to what features are installed for VS2015 AFTER the initial install of VS2015.2. You MUST do so by using the same command used for the initial install. If you do not use that command, then setup will AUTOMATICLY download and install the latest update (3) for VS2015!!!