How to detect the presence of the VC 9.0 runtime redistributable package.How to detect the presence of the VC 8.0 runtime redistributable package.The helper function VCVersionInstalled which uses constants beginning with the VC_ here returns True when the package is installed, False otherwise.Īs the source of this I've used the following sources: So you need to return True to VCRedistNeedsInstall function when you want to install your runtime libraries, False if not. This conditional parameter works as when you return True to it, the file is being installed, if False it is skipped. The only thing I can tell you is that you should definitely use Check conditional parameter, the solutions attempting to install the framework or runtime libraries when the wizard is being opened are wrong.
Please notice that I have no clue, what versions are compatible with what and what lower versions must be installed, I'll keep this upon you.
Microsoft Visual C++ 2013 Redistributable Package (select " vcredist_x86.Since you don't want to tell what minimal version of Visual C++ redistributable package you require, here you have the code sample from which you can build this by your own. If you do not have a QuickBooks CD at hand, download and install Microsoft Visual C++ from the Microsoft Web site. Double-click vc_red.msi or vcredist_x86.exe and follow the prompts to install the software. Browse to D:\ThirdParty\CRT9 or D:\ThirdParty\CRT8, where D: is your CD drive letter. On your keyboard, press Windows+ E to open the Computer window. If the QuickBooks installation window opens, close it. Insert the QuickBooks CD in your CD drive. Click Uninstall and follow the onscreen instructions to uninstall the program. QuickBooks Desktop Pro, Premier and Enterprise: Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable On the list of programs, select the version of Microsoft Visual C++ for your version of QuickBooks. On your keyboard, press Windows+ R to open the Run command. If you are not comfortable doing these steps on your own, contact your computer's manufacturer or Microsoft. IMPORTANT: These steps focus on the Windows operating system, which is not an Intuit product.
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