McRip VC Redist Installer

There are various applications out there that require additional components in order to run properly, and sometimes these third-party utilities are not bundled in the installer. For instance, programs made with Visual C++ cannot run on a PC that does not have the runtime components of Visual C++ libraries installed.

McRip VC Redist Installer is designed to help you solve this issue even before it occurs. The package brings together multiple versions of Visual C++, enabling you to install everything on your computer if you want to make sure that no other Visual C++ version will be required by an application, or just pick the component you need and exclude everything else if you don't want to create clutter.

Among the bundled components you can find several editions of Visual C++, from the oldest (2005) to the newest (2013), for both 32-bit (x86) and 64-bit (x64) architecture types. Each edition has particularities, including the C Runtime (CRT), Standard C++, as well as a wide array of libraries (ATL, MFC, OpenMP or MSDIA).

In addition to this, McRip VC Redist Installer contains the Microsoft Visual F Runtime 2.0, which integrates libraries that are required in order to run applications built using the F# programming language.

The package aims to cover all Microsoft runtime requirements that a program might have. It enables you to install even older Microsoft Runtimes, (older than 2005) if you want to run very old applications.

The advantage of McRip VC Redist Installer is that you only have to go through a single setup process in order to have all the Visual C++ editions installed on your computer. Thus, it provides you with all the libraries required by applications deployed with Windows Installer or ClickOnce.

McRip VC Redist Installer comes in handy to both programmers and casual computer users, since there are numerous applications that might not function properly if the required libraries are not detected. With all the components installed on your PC, you can launch any application developed with Visual C++, without any errors being triggered.