You can download the complete MSDN 2010 from this link:
http://vshelpdownloader.codeplex.com/releases
This is an .exe which allows you to select the topics and tools for which you want the help
good luck!
Those who have 32 bit version of windows 7 and want to install Netgear WG311v3 driver then read this article else follow the steps below to install the driver for 64 bit windows 7
By default 64 bit windows 7 does not allow any digitally unsigned driver to load in memory; this is as per the architecture. Here are the steps to follow in order to have your driver installed and working properly:
1. download netgear WG311v3 driver for windows 7
2. once download is complete; right click the .exe file and under “compatibility” tab select OS “vista SP3″ and “run as administrator”
3. install the driver and in end windows will say plug out the h/w and put it back and restart. click ok but dont take out the wireless card and dont restart.
4. install ReadyDriverPlus and follow the wizard; if you are not sure about the options then do not change anything and install with default settings. This will enable windows to boot without “signed driver” option. This step is important
5. Restart windows now; you will notice some screens will appear and automatically windows will load with settings “disable the signed driver” option
6. Once windows starts; you wil notice that netgear setup continues; select your geo region and you will see the networks you can connect to.
hope it helps someone 
This is for those who are using virtual box on windows operating XP or higher
Sorry for very brief article bur running short of time and want to publish this one before going offline.
By any chance if you have a fixed sized .vdi file and running short of space and want to increase the file size then follow the below steps to achieve the success.
1. Search for “CloneVDI” tool in google and download version 2 or later
2. Start the downloaded application and select the .vdi file you want to expand
3. Do not change the new file name at this time; which you can change later
4. Under section options select the following choices:
Generate new UUID
Increase the virtual drive size to: enter the new space size in GB
Increase the partition size
Click Proceed button; it will take some time to finish
5. Download .ISO file of gparted version 0.8.0
6.Goto virtual box manager -> select the file and click settings
7. Goto storage tab and right click Sata Controller section on right side; select the cloned file created at step 2
8. Now right click IDE Controller section and select the gparted ISO file and click ok
9. Start the selected environment in order to choose and apply the expanded .vdi file. During setup the gpart environment should load itself and if not then make sure that it is done
10. While gpart loads there will be a screen asking to make a selection related to “keyboard”; dont change anything and just enter and continue
11. Then you will be prompted for default language and i assume that yours english so just press enter and continue
12. You will be prompted to load what mode of gpart to load; again here just press enter and Gpart will finally load
13. Now on top right side of the gpart window you will see a list box containing two partitions; the one with small file size and big file size.
14. Select the partition from the list box that you want to copy and then in the iddle of the screen you will the visual details of the selected partition; right click over the partition and select Copy
15. Now select the new partition and right click in the detail pane and select Paste
16. On the main toolbar select Apply and wait for a while gpart copies the partition to the expanded one
17. Once the operation is completed; right the expanded partition and select Flags options; select “boot” and click ok
18. Close the virtual box environment and before restarting it; goto settings and remove the .ISO from IDE controller and remove the old .vdi file
19. Now restart the environment and windows will run chkdsk and will boot with no issues
20. Goto windows explorer and check the disk space
