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| 21 Oct 2010 | |
| Home Premium 64 bit 257 posts UK, Hampshire | Do I need both 2005 and 2008 versions of these? Two versions of Microsoft Visual C++ are on my computer (Home Premium 64bit). Are both needed? is it possible that they result from the migration of files from my old XP? |
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| Windows 7 x64 pro/ Windows 7 x86 Pro/ XP SP3 x86 5,148 posts | The visual redist is a runtime library, a way to share a set of functions among different programs. All programs created using Visual C++ 2005 require it. Redistributable runtimes are mostly installed silently, so you need not be worried about it. Visual C++ 2008 is the newer version, it'll be required to load programs that were created by using it. Keep both versions so you can use older programs that need 2005. |
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| Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit 196 posts South Africa Nelspriut | Can explain it no better!!! |
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| Home Premium 64 bit 257 posts UK, Hampshire | Obviously Bill2's telepathic abilities sussed I'd need a succinct explanation. OTOH perhaps he read my other OPs.  Thanks all |
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