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I have visual studio 2014 2013
cmder.exe says
this page https://github.com/bliker/cmder/issues/501 seems to suggest installing the visual c++ redistributable.. some say 2010, some say 2015.
I don't know if I have it. I have Visual Studio 2013. I don't want to end up possibly downgrading what I might have, by installing the C++ redistributable 2010. And I don't want to perhaps get some incompatibility by installing a version like 2015 when I have VS 2013. I'm not even sure if version of C++ (e.g. 2010 , 2015) redistributable has any relationship with version of visual studio (2013 or 2015).
barlop
Posted 2015-07-30T00:33:06.220
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You can have every version of the C++ Redistributable installed on the same machine. What version you need entirely depends on what version the the program uses. So I suggest you install that version x64 and x86. In simple terms, you don't have the version of the C++ Redistributable, the program requires installed.
– Ramhound – 2015-07-30T02:05:42.963Evidence - Update to VS2015. – Ramhound – 2015-07-30T02:08:47.533
I can find zero evidence of
– Ramhound – 2015-07-30T02:44:44.697Visual Studio 2014even existing. Are you 100% you have VS2014 installed? This lists only VS2015, VS2013, and VS2012. Wikipedia so what version do you actually have installed? VS'14 was the codename for Visual Studio 2015. I still want to know what you have installed exactly.AT Ramhound you're right, it was VS 2013 I have (I confused it with SQL 2014!). – barlop – 2015-07-30T10:42:48.627
@Ramhound you can post your answer that you can install multiple, i'll accept it. I see them listed in programs and features, they're quite small I have some e.g. 2005, 2008,... , so I installed more eg 2015 and another year as well, and cmder works now. – barlop – 2015-07-30T12:19:58.347