Log File c:\logfiles\MSVisualStudio 2010Toolsf orOffice.l og-Microso ft Visual C++ 2010 圆4 Redistributable - 9-MSP0.txt does not yet exist but may do at Watson upload timeĪbout to call MsiInstallProduct with PATCH="c:\8feb62db887aa996 7092084220 c26d74\VC_ Red_圆4\ms p_kb256506 3.msp" on product (c:\wind ows\Instal ler\54ded. Successfully called MsiEnableLog with log file set to c:\logfiles\MSVisualStudio 2010Toolsf orOffice.l og-Microso ft Visual C++ 2010 圆4 Redistributable - 9-MSP0.txt Entering Function: BaseMspInstallerT >::PerformAction. Msp_kb2565063.msp is now available to installĬreating new Performer for MSP item Wait for Item (msp_kb2565063.msp) to be available Note: I was never given an exe, only the MSI (that's prefered anyway since I am distributing via SCCM and/or BigFix)Įxcerpt from vstor_redist.exe installation: Please launch the install using setup.exe to install this requirement.
This application requires Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Tools for Office Runtime. The registry with the actual name "Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Tools for Office Runtime (x86)"?Įrror in MSI log for 3rd-party application: So my question is, why does the vstor install show up as C++? And how can I go about finding a 32-bit installer that populates
Ok, I kind of understand how they may be the same thing, however it never shows in the registry or add/remove programs as "Visual Studio 2010 Tools", and my 3rd-party application is still failing with the same error. It downloads file "vstor_redist.exe", and when I install it it's log states "Visual C++ 2010" (see below). So I downloaded the tools from Microsoft at: MSI log indicates it is missing the 32-bit version of the 2010 tools. Platform: Windows 7 Professional SP1 64-bitĬurrently have 64-bit version of "Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Tools for Office Runtime" installed, have a new application that is failing to install.
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