Memory Map for All - installation problem?

[Ian_Edwards]

I'm trying to install Memory Maps for all on a new Windows 11 PC.
Following the instructions I tried to download Microsoft Visual C++ 2015-2022
Redistributable (x64) -14.31.31103
I got the error failed, program already exists.
Looking at Installed apps, I can see two versions already Installed.
-14.38.33135
and
-14.32.31332
What do I do?
Assume that one of the 2 versions will work with Memory Map.
Or
Deleat one of the already install versions, and then which one?
I already have Memory map Installed my old PC and on my Android phone and tablet.

 

[S04]

I think I'd delete both of the installed versions. On my Win 11 machine on which I run MM the version is 14.40.33810. Windows update should bring it up to date.

The very latest version is v14.44.35208.0 available here: Latest supported Visual C++ Redistributable downloads

Edit: are the two installed versions both x64 or is one x86? If you have an X86 and an X64 one delete the X64 only.

 

[Ian_Edwards]

Thankyou, I'll give that a go in the morning, it's too late for a bear, of very little brain, to be be mess with computers.

 

[Sticky Fingers]

Windows.

 

[S04]

Drifting here a tad but donkeys years ago when IBM was touting its OS/2 operating system (largely developed by Microsoft until the two had a major falling out) they were so confident it would be a success that they announced it would be "curtains for Windows". Always made me smile.

For a brief spell OS/2 shipped more units than Windows but largely because they gave all IBM employees worldwide a free copy. I tried mine briefly.