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IDA-Stephanie
Participating Frequently
June 17, 2015
Question

C++ not installing when I install Acrobat DC

  • June 17, 2015
  • 6 replies
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I'm installing adobe dc via .msi and trying to get the C++ 2013 to install with the installation. Even though I have set the settings in my setup.ini file, it doesn't seem to install the 2013 C++. Am I missing something?

[Startup]

RequireOS=Windows 7

RequireMSI=3.1

RequireIE=7.0.0000.0

Require64BitVCRT=1

CmdLine=/rs /sPB

[Product]

msi=AcroProDC.msi

vcrtMsi=vc_runtimeMinimum_x64.msi

vcrtDir=VCRT_x64

vcrtCommandLine=VSEXTUI=1

Languages=2052;1028;1029;1030;1043;1033;1035;1036;1031;1038;1040;1041;1042;1044;1045;1046;1049;1051;1060;1034;1053;1055;1058;1025;1037;6156

2052=Chinese Simplified

1028=Chinese Traditional

1029=Czech

1030=Danish

1043=Dutch (Netherlands)

1033=English (United States)

1035=Finnish

1036=French (France)

1031=German (Germany)

1038=Hungarian

1040=Italian (Italy)

1041=Japanese

1042=Korean

1044=Norwegian (Bokmal)

1045=Polish

1046=Portuguese (Brazil)

1049=Russian

1051=Slovak

1060=Slovenian

1034=Spanish (Traditional Sort)

1053=Swedish

1055=Turkish

1058=Ukrainian

1025=English with Arabic support

1037=English with Hebrew support

6156=French (Morocco)

CmdLine=TRANSFORMS="AcroProDC.mst"

[Windows 7]

PlatformID=2

MajorVersion=6

MinorVersion=1

[MSI Updater]

Path=WindowsInstaller-KB893803-v2-x86.exe

Thanks,

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6 replies

Adobe Employee
June 17, 2015

Your Startup section PROPERTY name is INCORRECT!  You are missing "10" after "Require64BitVC" and before "RT" in the PROPERTY name.

It should use "Require64BitVC10RT" not "Require64BitVCRT"

IDA-Stephanie
Participating Frequently
June 18, 2015

Once it installs shouldn't it show up in Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Programs and Features? I don't see it there, so I'm not sure it installed during installation.

Legend
June 22, 2015

Bundled DLLs might come with an installer/uninstaller, but more often not, they are just part of the distribution.