Vcredist_x64 Exe Or Vcredist

This problem can occur if users have insufficient permission/access to write to 'HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareSOLIDWORKS' (registry key). Please ensure the user has write access to the above registry key. In conjunction, ensure the user has at a minimum read access to 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareSOLIDWORKS' as it populates the former registry key from this information. (you can run registry editor from Start > Run > type 'regedit' (without quotes) and select OK. This will launch registry editor).

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Caution: Incorrectly editing the registry can severely damage your operating system. The SOLIDWORKS Technical Support team strongly suggests that you back up the registry data before making any changes to the registry. In addition to the above cause, this problem can also occur if there is problem with the installation of a Microsoft component (Microsoft Visual Basic 7.1) required for SOLIDWORKS.

Vcredistx64.exe is known as Microsoft Visual C 2010 x64 Redistributable, it also has the following name Microsoft Visual C 2008 Redistributable or Microsoft® Windows® Operating System or Microsoft (R) Windows (R) Operating System or Microsoft Visual C 2005 Redistributable (x64) or M and it is developed by Microsoft Corporation, it is also developed by M u001au0004u0004@u0004?u0004u0004@uFuOu0004.
Vcredistx64.exe /q:a /c:'VCREDI2.EXE /q:a /c:'msiexec /i vcredist.msi /qn' ' If you would like to install it in unattended mode (which will show a small progress bar but not require any user interaction), you can change the '/qn' switch above to '/qb'.

Answer: The Visual C 2010 redistributable packages (vcredistx86.exe, vcredistx64.exe and vcredistia64.exe) support the following command line installation options. The examples below use the file named vcredistx86.exe, but you can substitute the x64 or ia64 versions of the EXEs with equivalent command lines to achieve the same behavior for them.

If the above solution does not work, please try the following to troubleshoot the issue:

Uninstall Microsoft Visual Basic 7.1. This program is not visible in Programs and Features, so open a command prompt and type: msiexec.exe /x{90120064-0070-0000-0000-4000000FF1CE}
Restart the computer
Browse to <DVD or SOLIDWORKS Download location>prereqsVBA
Double click vba71.msi
Double-click vba71-kb2783832-x64.msp
Double-click vba71_1033.msi* Please make sure to follow this order. Also, install the language-specific VBA* by double-clicking the respective MSI file
Once done with the reinstall/repair of VBA, perform a repair of the SOLIDWORKS installation

*Install the following package for the desired language:

vba71_1028.msi Chinese
vba71_1031.msi German
vba71_1033.msi English
vba71_1036.msi French
vba71_1040.msi Italian
vba71_1041.msi Japanese
vba71_1042.msi Korean
vba71_1046.msi Portuguese-Brazilian
vba71_2052.msi Chinese-Simplified
vba71_3082.msi Spanish

Please note that the default download location is C:users<username>DocumentsSOLIDWORKS Download <SOLIDWORKS _Version>.

Have you encountered the Vcredist x64 error? Many Windows users have reported experiencing the error when installing Microsoft Visual C++, Lumberyard, or any other similar distribution package.
If you have encountered the Vcredist x64 error, this article will inform you why it happens.

What is Vcredist x64 Error?

The vcredist_x86.exe error often occurs when you’re installing Microsoft Visual C++, Lumberyard, or any other similar distribution package. The error can take many forms, including:

● “Setup failed to update VCRedist files on your computer…”
● “vcredist_x64.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience.”
● “Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 x64 Redistributable Setup has stopped working.”
● “vcredist_x64.exe – Application Error. The instruction at “0xXXXXXXXX” referenced memory at “0xXXXXXXXX”. The memory could not be “read/written.” Click on OK to terminate the program.”
● “vcredist_x64.exe is not a valid Win32 application.”

The vcredist_x64.exe file supports many programs. This is why different vcredist_x86.exe errors can be linked to different third-party PC programs.

Why Vcredist x64.exe Error Happens

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When you investigate various user reports on Vcredist_x64.exe error and the suggested repair strategies, you’ll notice several different scenarios that can trigger the occurrence of vcredist_x64.exe error, including:

An existing Visual C++ installation on your PC: It turns out that Visual C++ 2017 and Visual C++ 2015 have some common binary files, which can conflict. You’ll encounter the vcredist_x64.exe error if your PC already has Visual C++ Redist 2015, and try to install the 2017nRedist. If so, you’ll need to uninstall the newer Visual C++ to resolve the error.
Bad Visual C++ installation: Certain scenarios might cause a bad installation of the Visual C++ Redistributable package. A bad or incomplete installation of the Visual C++ Redistributable package will likely cause the vcredist_x64.exe error.
There is a Visual C++ package on Windows Update: You may encounter the vcredist x64.exe error if there is a pending Windows Update that has a similar Visual C++ package in it. This may require you to install all the pending Windows Updates to solve the problem.
Network interruption: This error can occur when there is an interruption in network connectivity during the Visual C++ package download and installation.
Malware attack: The vcredist_x64.exe file is a legitimate program from Microsoft. However, some malware can infiltrate your PC as vcredist_x64.exe and run in the background without you noticing and cause the error.

In addition, the occurrence of vcredist x64.exe error can also mean that the version of Microsoft Visual C++ on your computer is missing, corrupted, or outdated.

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