#Visual Studio 2012 X86 Redist Update For Windows

Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2012.

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Visual Studio 2012 X86 Redist Update For Windows

Delivered as an update for Windows Vista/7/8/8.1, either in Monthly Quality Rollup, KB3118401, or KB2999226. Inbox component for Windows 10. Universal CRT: complementary part of VC++ 2022 redist. Legacy Runtimes (x86) Visual C++ 2002. Team Explorer para Visual Studio 2012.

NET Framework 4.5.2 (x86 or x64). Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio. That would seem to indicate that the '. But I did see the other registry entry in the Wow6432Node entry appear. Afterward, I checked the registry again and that registry entry still did not exist (after refreshing the registry editor). Then I ran the install which definitely installed the VC2012 redistributable confirmed by Control Panel and the fact that my apps didn't crash immediately with the 'missing DLL' message.

(Why would they change registry entries? But then it is Microsoft we're talking about so logic doesn't always apply.) I switched back to the one Advanced Installer uses and things seems to work okay.Here is the download URL from Microsoft for the newer redistributable if you need to investigate the differences but I'll plan on sticking with the version you all provide until you update Advanced Installer.I did notice one thing that perhaps you could change. I made the assumption that it would have the same registry entries but perhaps not. So, I downloaded it and replaced the older one from Advanced Installer with it. I had forgotten that I saw that Microsoft has a newer VC++ 2010 redistributable than what Advanced Installer downloads. I'm not sure about that though but I've seen that discussion multiple times out on the web.I'll do a little more testing and also look at checking the 'Use 64 bit locations' and add a new install condition registry requirement for the Wow6432Node entry that appears to be created.I gather nobody else is complaining about this issue? Odd that I've seen it happen now on two separate target machines.Yes, you're right.