The Visual C++ Redistributable Runtimes AIO Repack 1.103.0 has been released, offering users a streamlined way to install the latest Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable Runtimes without the unnecessary components typically included in the original setup files. This repack is built on the existing framework of VBCRedist_AIO_x86_x64.exe created by developer @ricktendo64.
The installation process utilizes a Windows command script that operates discreetly in the background. Prior to installation, the script verifies and removes any outdated or incompatible Visual C++ runtimes, including older EXE or MSI packages. Additionally, it features an uninstallation script that can eliminate detected VC++ runtimes, with the exception of the Universal C Runtime (UCRT).
While the pack offers partial support for Windows XP—allowing the installation of the latest runtime versions—it does not provide checks for removing outdated versions on that operating system. For users looking to install the repack, the installer file can be extracted using 7-zip or WinRar, and the installation can be initiated by running the Installer.cmd as an administrator.
For further guidance, a video tutorial is available, providing a visual walkthrough of the installation process.
In addition to this repack, users may find related resources helpful, such as explanations of Microsoft Visual C++ and the Redistributable Package, tools for installing all Microsoft C++ runtimes simultaneously, and troubleshooting tips for common errors, like missing MSVCP140.Dll files.
This new release not only simplifies the installation process for developers and users who rely on Visual C++ runtimes but also enhances system performance by ensuring that only the necessary components are installed. As software development continues to evolve, keeping runtime libraries up to date becomes crucial for maintaining compatibility and performance across various applications
The installation process utilizes a Windows command script that operates discreetly in the background. Prior to installation, the script verifies and removes any outdated or incompatible Visual C++ runtimes, including older EXE or MSI packages. Additionally, it features an uninstallation script that can eliminate detected VC++ runtimes, with the exception of the Universal C Runtime (UCRT).
While the pack offers partial support for Windows XP—allowing the installation of the latest runtime versions—it does not provide checks for removing outdated versions on that operating system. For users looking to install the repack, the installer file can be extracted using 7-zip or WinRar, and the installation can be initiated by running the Installer.cmd as an administrator.
For further guidance, a video tutorial is available, providing a visual walkthrough of the installation process.
In addition to this repack, users may find related resources helpful, such as explanations of Microsoft Visual C++ and the Redistributable Package, tools for installing all Microsoft C++ runtimes simultaneously, and troubleshooting tips for common errors, like missing MSVCP140.Dll files.
This new release not only simplifies the installation process for developers and users who rely on Visual C++ runtimes but also enhances system performance by ensuring that only the necessary components are installed. As software development continues to evolve, keeping runtime libraries up to date becomes crucial for maintaining compatibility and performance across various applications
Visual C++ Redistributable Runtimes AIO Repack 1.103.0 released
Visual C++ Redistributable Runtimes AIO Repack is all the latest Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable Runtimes, without the original setup bloat payload.
Visual C++ Redistributable Runtimes AIO Repack 1.103.0 released @ MajorGeeks
