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Hello. I recently installed Visual Studio 2015 and started a Win32 project, but whenever I compile some file can’t be located.
I went to the properties of my project and clicked on VC++ Directories, I realized that there is an incorrect environment variable. $(VC_LibraryPath_x86) has the path to the folder C:\Program Files\Windows Kits\10\Lib\10.0.10240.0\ucrt\x86 (see image 1), but this folder does not exist on my computer, instead I have another folder (see image 2) very similar and that contains the files that are not being located.
Why don’t I have the right folder? And is there a problem using the folder I have? How do I solve this problem?
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What kind of project have you created? Winforms, Universal Apps, Console, etc.
– rubStackOverflow
It’s like Windows Application. http://s24.postimg.org/bw6c7a3z9/201601052321.png I don’t know if the project type has any relation to the problem, but I have the necessary files only that are in a folder with a different name than expected. I’m able to compile for now because instead of using $(Vc_librarypath_x86), I’m using the full path of the folder.
– Jhonas Boeno
I searched this screen here VS2015 and did not find, which version of VS, professional, Ultimate? What is the way to open this print screen?
– rubStackOverflow
Professional. http://s28.postimg.org/wplm3rrml/201601052333.png
– Jhonas Boeno
This project is type C++?
– rubStackOverflow
Yes, it’s type C++.
– Jhonas Boeno
Let’s go continue this discussion in chat.
– rubStackOverflow