Re: Deploying a VS 2005 from VISTA to an XP target machine
"Alex4orly" <Alex4orly@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I have moved recently from my old XP machine to Windows Vista (Yes, I am
slow...). Runing now with Service Pack 2 and Visual Studio 2005,
developing
in C++ (not managed).
When I recently had to make a change in my program, it works fine on my
PC,
but when trying to run it on the client's machine it fails.
It comes up with "The application has failed to start because the
application configuration is incorrect. blah blah..."
I tried looking for the latest redistribution package, but the latest one
I
can find for VS 2005 is dated sometime in 2007.
It seems I managed to isolate the problem to a specific VS 2005 patch
called
"Security Update for Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Service Pack 1 " - If I
install this, my resulting EXE no longer runs on an XP machine.
Any suggestions? PLEASE...
Simple way: Find the vcredist_x86.exe created by that patch (on your machine
with Visual Studio), copy it to the other machine and run it.
More complex way: Change to static linking or set the manifest to require
the version of the runtime library which is installed on XP (usually by
installing .NET from Windows Update).
Cheers
Alex
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