Let's uninstall Microsoft Visual C++ completely from the computer and then reinstall it.Ī.
But after restart, nothing has changed - Device Manager still shows the card as a Multimedia Controller with no driver. The installer thenįinishes the driver install, and this is where I get the message that 'Installation has completed successfully. I did get a message when I ran the installer in compatibility mode with Windows 7 settings that C++ had apparently MOT installed.Ĥ) A messsge box opens saying 'Installing Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable' appears and a series of status boxes fills the window closes and immediately reopens, repeating the identical process. I do NOT get a message that says C++ installed successfully. I see that Windows Updates has installed a version of Visual C++ could that be a problem?ģ) Sorry, I wasn't clear. But I guess that if Visual C++ was already installed and 8.1 denied write access at a level that administrative privileges didn't override this could be the first time I saw it.
the trouble didn't start with the upgrade.
Here's the info:ġ) Computer is generic desktop with Asus Sabertooth X79 MB, Intel Core i7 3930K CPUĢ) Yes, long after - i.e.
