How to add Visual C++ 2005 Redistributable Package?

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Ramón

Hello,

I want to include Visual C++ 2005 Redistributable Package in my windows XP
embedded image.

What component is required?

I have looked up in my Target Designer SP2 FP2007 and I have not found it.

Thanks in advance.

Ramon.
 
Hello,

I want to include Visual C++ 2005 Redistributable Package in my windows XP
embedded image.

What component is required?

I have looked up in my Target Designer SP2 FP2007 and I have not found it..

Thanks in advance.

Ramon.
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I had the same problem.
It isn't present in Target Manager.
you need to make a setup with those redistributables and install it.
that is the way, i solved it.

Regards,
Vincent
 
Neither have I. Solved it by taking the vcredist_x86.exe from MS,
and run it on my image before sealing it. Easier than figuring out
which component and which registry settings are needed.

Rob
 
Neither have I. Solved it by taking the vcredist_x86.exe from MS,
and run it on my image before sealing it. Easier than figuring out
which component and which registry settings are needed.

Rob
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you could create a component the does just what are doing by hand.
1. Run the component designer and create a new component.
2. Create a repository for the component
3. place vcredist_x86.exe in a convenient directory called c:\bin
4. For the component create an FBA Generic Command that has
the following properties set
FilePath : c:\bin\vcredist_x86.exe
Phase: 18000
Reboot: True
5. you may wish to set the Arguments parameter as well to echo a log
file to c:\temp
6. make sure the the component points to the correct correct
repository before
importing the component into the repo database.

black_13
 
Thanks a lot.

The FBA command worked perfectly and I could install it before FBA is
complete done. you need to follow the installation steps as you do normally
in Windows, but it is a good way to remember to include the packet you need.

Regards, Ramon.
 
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