microsoft visual c++ 2010 service pack 1

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The only problem this creates is it gets VERY MESSY for the end user.Īfter a couple years of installing and uninstalling lots of programs in Windows 7 Professional 64bit, I have this list in my Control Panel / Programs and Features: It seems like a good system to overcome the problem of too many DLLs. I do understand how the Microsoft Visual C++ Library system works and how each release has a different library that is stored side by side with the other releases. I just decided to Google this topic and found this thread.

Microsoft visual c++ 2010 service pack 1