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Vista, boishock and c++ (help needed!)


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4getphul

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Hey. I cant install bioshock because i need visual c++ 2005. However when I attempted to install it error 1935 appeared. After searching for solution i recently discovered that visual c++ isn't compatable with windows vista. Instead of waiting for servce pack number 1 i was wondering if anyone had a way round this situation. Anyone? (im using vista home premium if it helps).
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Well, first off, I have BioShock, Visual Studio 2005, and 64-bit Windows Vista. To get Visual C++ or Visual Studio working on Vista, you need to download the service pack FOR VISUAL C++. It's not a Windows Service Pack, but they call it a service pack. It's a free download right from the Microsoft web site. Second, you don't need Visual C++ to install any game. If you bought BioShock at the store, it should just install like any other game. Personally, I got BioShock off of Steam, and it works 100% fine.
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Yeah. It might have something to do with my vista being only 32-bit.

It still didn't work. Apparently it has something to do with the installer. The links here incase your confusing it with something else. Again error 1935.

Edited by 4getphul, 15 September 2007 - 03:06 PM.

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