- #Visual studio 2012 x86 redistributable how to
- #Visual studio 2012 x86 redistributable software license
- #Visual studio 2012 x86 redistributable install
- #Visual studio 2012 x86 redistributable update
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#Visual studio 2012 x86 redistributable software license
The following section is the "REDIST list" that is referenced in the "Distributable Code" section of the Microsoft Software License Terms for Distributable Code Files for Visual Studio 2015 represents a specific language, locale, or culture identifier, for instance "ENU", "en-us", or "1033". In that folder you should have an "en" folder, that should remain there, you are missingįor those looking for a similar answer for the 2012 圆4 vcredist, here's one I cobbled together that seems to work.In the lists below, represents the processor architecture identifier, for instance "x86", "圆4", or "arm". Go to \v8.0A\Bootstrapper\Packages and make sure you have the vcredist_x86 folder. As a second solution is it safe to simply copying the package for Visual C++ 2010 from \\v7.0A\Bootstrapper\Packages\Bootstrapper\Packages to \v8.0A\Bootstrapper\Packages?
#Visual studio 2012 x86 redistributable how to
It seems that the product GUID to insert this information can be obtained with Bootstrapper Manager, but this program is throwing a lot of exception and I do not know how to do it. \v7.0A\Bootstrapper\Packages folder and changing it manually for C++ 2012 but I do not know what I should write in product.xml under. How can I solve this? I've even thought about manually copying the bootstrapper package for Visual C++ 2010 located in the. However the prerequisite is still missing.
#Visual studio 2012 x86 redistributable install
Hence I'm arguing that the Visual C++ 2012 didn't come together with Visual Studio 2012, isn't it? I've even tried to install the Visual C++ 2012 Redistributable 圆4 packages by downloading them and now they are listed in my installed programs 8only the Redistributable, not the Runtime version). I've also noticed that in the list of installed programs in the Control Panel I had Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 圆4 and x86 installed, both the Redistributable version and the Runtime version (I think they where installed previously with Visual Studio 2010), while I was missing the Visual C++ 2012 files. I guess it is due to the fact that in the folder C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v8.0A\Bootstrapper\Packages the corresponding package (vcredist_圆4) is empty.
#Visual studio 2012 x86 redistributable update
Ideally I'd like to update to Visual C++ 2012 Runtime Libraries 圆4 (and x86), but even this prerequisite is missing. The Visual C++ 2010 Runtime Libraries (圆4) prerequisite is marked with a yellow triangle and it is missing. In the meantime I've installed even other software and now I discovered that I'm no more able to add the Visual C++ prerequisite to my project for the ClickOnce publishing. Later on I've updated my project by changing the Platform Toolset to "Visual Studio 2012 (v110)" under Properties->Configuration Properties->General.
VS 2012 was still able to see the Visual C++ 2010 prerequisite. To be more precise, the first time I've opened my C++ project (on which depends my primary c# project) I've not updated it and everything worked fine.
I've recently installed vs2012 and I've updated my ClickOnce application.
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