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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tony" data-source="post: 167290" data-attributes="member: 1">It's not actually calling for C++ to be installed, it is tossing an error that could indicate that the C++ install is not the correct one for the program. More than likely this was just a UAC issue since i have disabled a LOT of features in there so that I don't have to mess with "things". Not going to say what I have done on a public forum, but it is enough, I'm guessing, to make my account invalid to create new folders in protected directories. And I almost forgot to disable that admin account, doing that now. Always disable the admin account if you enable it for reasons like this.</blockquote>