I just build a brand new “Windows 10 Pro” machine to replace my old Win 7 one. I Installed CM 428 and immediately get 3 or 4 error messages that MSVCP120.DLL was not found. This is part of the 2013 C++ Distribution. No bid deal, I’ll just down load and install it.
The install goes through the motions but never does anything, so a quick check and I find that the 2013 library is not, and never will be, certified for Windows 10. I cannot get the thing to install.
Any chance CM and probably CC can be updated to use current Microsoft redistributables?
I know others have used Windows 10 so odd that I cannot get 2013 C++ to install. Perhaps this is because of the “Pro” version but I doubt it.
Must admit I tried the x64 version and not the x86. Forgot CM was only a 32 bit app. I’ll give that a shot later on.
Doesn’t escape the fact that it’s not certified for win 10
As an interesting point… I did see the runtime package flash as I installed CM, so the x86 version was attempted. I get the same issue when running the x64 version. So my hope are not high at the moment.
This is a brand new install of Win 10 Pro (not a Win 8 upgrade), CM being the very first app I installed.
