Subject:RE: Can't Install Vegas Pro 12 wt. C++ vers. installed

Posted by: DonaldT

Date:6/2/2015 10:19:23 PM

A search of that error indicates that one cause could be missing files. Did you download the Vegas installer or is this from a disk? If a download, I would suggest downloading it again and try to install from that.

Subject:RE: Can't Install Vegas Pro 12 wt. C++ vers. installed

Reply by: Gary James

Date:6/2/2015 10:26:33 PM

Have you tried to manually register the DLL? If you click on the following link and download the .zip file, there are two files that will add Registration and UnRegistration to your Windows Explorer context menu if you have a .DLL or .OCX file selected in Windows Explorer. Extract the files and double click on them. You will prompted if you want to continue; click on yes.

In Windows Explorer select your C:\Program Files (x86)\Sony\Shared Plug-Ins\Audio_x64\sfppack1_x64.dll file. Right click on it, and select Register from the popup menu.

http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/63993628/SonyVegas/Registration%20Files.zip?dl=1

Subject:RE: Can't Install Vegas Pro 12 wt. C++ vers. installed

Reply by: Satevis

Date:6/3/2015 4:19:13 AM

Your system may be missing vcomp90.dll version 9.0.21022.8. While vcomp90.dll should be part of the C++ 2008 Redistributable Package, you may have installed the SP1 version of the package, which has a different version of the Dll.

Subject:RE: Can't Install Vegas Pro 12 wt. C++ vers. installed

Reply by: Gary James

Date:6/4/2015 7:01:23 AM

It sounds like you need to perform a complete re-install of Microsoft Visual C++ 2008. Go to the Microsoft download page; press the download button; and select the vcredist_x86.exe and vcredist_x64.exe checkboxes, then press the Next button. Your downloads should start. When finished, run the downloaded install programs.

Note: You may need to use Microsoft Internet Explorer for this. Microsoft is known to make some of their web pages non-functional when using a different Web Browser.

Subject:RE: Can't Install Vegas Pro 12 wt. C++ vers. installed

Reply by: TheHappyFriar

Date:6/4/2015 7:31:28 AM

I've installed all the MSVC ReDists from Firefox, so the browser shouldn't be an issue.

What I'd suggest it uninstall them, uninstall Vegas, then reinstall Vegas and let Vegas tell you that they're needed and download them for you. Then you can be sure you get the latest Vegas needs, then Windows Update will keep them updated. I've got the 05, 08, 10, 12 & 13 86/64 redists and Vegas 10 runs w/o issues. Who knows, maybe it's the DX9 redist that's needed. Eigther way, Vegas should say it needs it & offer to download.

Subject:RE: Can't Install Vegas Pro 12 wt. C++ vers. installed

Reply by: TheHappyFriar

Date:6/4/2015 11:32:24 AM

Whatever that means and how do I do it. Please give me the exact steps on what you are trying to tell me.

Add/Remove programs. Uninstall Vegas. Uninstall ALL MSVC Redists. You may need to reboot once or twice to do this. After they're all uninstalled, reboot. Then reinstall Vegas.

If Vegas needs something that isn't installed (like a MSVC Redist) it will tell you and attempt to download & install on it's own.

I installed Vegas on Win 8 before I installed any other software, so give this way a shot.

Subject:RE: Can't Install Vegas Pro 12 wt. C++ vers. installed

Reply by: atom12

Date:6/4/2015 12:39:57 PM

You're getting good advice, and I don't want to derail the instructions you're receiving from others, but if these don't solve your problem, try this as well:

Uninstall Vegas, clean the registry of all Vegas keys (there were instructions for this at one point on the SCS site) and reinstall Vegas by right-clicking the .exe file and selecting "Run as Administrator" (in case you didn't in your previous attempts).

Subject:RE: Can't Install Vegas Pro 12 wt. C++ vers. installed

Reply by: FixitMad0

Date:6/4/2015 4:02:03 PM

In order to prevent any left over files from a previous install, I would recommend you get the Free uninstaller program called GeekUninstaller. It is located here: http://www.geekuninstaller.com/ . It is basically the Free version of Uninstall Tool from CRYSTALIDEA Software. I have used Revo uninstaller but that only works with 32bit programs. The Geek Uninstaller works with both x86/x64 programs so if you do not want to purchase an uninstaller program, then I would tell you to try this out.

Of course after removing the software, reboot and then under the SONY Setup or SONY folder under program files, look for the folder for Vegas Pro 12.0 and delete this. If you have the CCleaner program, I would Run CCleaner from your Recycle bin.(It also never hurts to run the Registry cleaner as well since this helps delete old entries)

Then after making sure nothing else is running, including Anti-Virus, reinstall Vegas Pro 12 using the exe file you downloaded or the DVD if you have the retail version.

I know this may seem like basic stuff, but that uninstaller has saved me a bunch of times. I eventually paid for the Uninstall Tool v3.4.3 because it works so well.

Best of Luck.

Subject:RE: Can't Install Vegas Pro 12 wt. C++ vers. installed

Reply by: BruceUSA

Date:6/4/2015 9:43:24 PM

As last resort, format your hard drive. Wipe everything out. Reinstall Windows and Vegas. Give that a try.

Subject:RE: Can't Install Vegas Pro 12 wt. C++ vers. installed

Reply by: Satevis

Date:6/5/2015 4:16:11 AM

Before you wipe your system, I'd like to make my point again that the most probable cause for sfppack1_x64.dll failing to register is that your system does not have vcomp90.dll version 9.0.21022.8.

Your error message translates to "module not found" and your log file says that other dlls register successfully. The only difference I see is that sfppack1_x64.dll uses OpenMP and depends on vcomp90.dll version 9.0.21022.8.

Installing the SP1 version of the redistributable package does not solve your problem, because it installs a different version of vcomp90.dll. You need the original, non-SP1 version from https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=15336

Subject:RE: Can't Install Vegas Pro 12 wt. C++ vers. installed

Reply by: atom12

Date:6/5/2015 11:02:42 AM

Hopefully you cleaned the registry of all Vegas related keys before reinstalling. If not, I would try that. I would also verify that the MS .net framework was installed successfully and is the version needed by VP12. Vegas should check during install and download (or ask you to download, I can't remember how the installer handles it) if your version isn't correct, but on one occasion I had to manually download and install it from MS.

If these and nothing else has worked, your best time saver may be to reformat and reinstall Windows followed by Vegas.

Subject:RE: Can't Install Vegas Pro 12 wt. C++ vers. installed

Reply by: Satevis

Date:6/5/2015 12:26:08 PM

vcomp90.dll is not supposed to export DllRegisterServer, because it's not a self-registering component and cannot (and does not need to) be registered.

Instead, if the redistributable package was installed correctly, you should now have a vcomp90.dll in C:\Windows\WinSxS\amd64_microsoft.vc90.openmp_1fc8b3b9a1e18e3b_9.0.21022.8_none_a5325551f9d85633 now (mind the 21022 part). If that folder doesn't exist, something went wrong with installing the redistributable package. If it does and your error number is still -2147024770 for sfppack1_x64.dll, then the problem may indeed be difficult to diagnose from afar. In that case, I suppose you could try to copy the correct vcomp90.dll to C:\Windows\System32, but that feels like a hack that should not be necessary under normal circumstances.

Subject:RE: Can't Install Vegas Pro 12 wt. C++ vers. installed

Reply by: Satevis

Date:6/5/2015 2:32:48 PM

That folder should have been created by the Redistributable installer. Make sure you run the correct setup file, I think they're all called vcredist_x64.exe no matter which version of the package you download, so you may have different copies of vcredist_x64.exe in your download folder. You can right-click a vcredist_x64.exe and check its properties to see what it's for. The correct file should state it's the "Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable" version 9.0.21022.8.

Subject:RE: Can't Install Vegas Pro 12 wt. C++ vers. installed

Reply by: Satevis

Date:6/5/2015 3:05:32 PM

9.0.21022.8 is the correct version. That's the version sfppack1_x64.dll will try to load. Running that file again should give you a "Repair" option if it thinks the package is already installed. If that still doesn't help, there should then be a log file called dd_vcredistMSI*.txt in %TEMP% that may shed some light on why OpenMP isn't installed as expected.

Subject:RE: Can't Install Vegas Pro 12 wt. C++ vers. installed

Reply by: BruceUSA

Date:6/5/2015 4:02:43 PM

You have trying to fix/repair this for a few days already and led you to nowhere. The amount of times you've spent on this issue, you could have it all good to go by reformat the hard drive. Save you all the headache .

Subject:RE: Can't Install Vegas Pro 12 wt. C++ vers. installed

Reply by: Satevis

Date:6/5/2015 4:27:25 PM

The logfile is not in C:\Windows\Temp but rather in the user profile's temp directory, which you can reach by entering %TEMP% in the Explorer address bar or by navigating to C:\Users\[Username]\AppData\Local\Temp. Since AppData is a hidden folder, navigating to %TEMP% directly may be easier.

Subject:RE: Can't Install Vegas Pro 12 wt. C++ vers. installed

Reply by: BruceUSA

Date:6/6/2015 11:22:44 AM

You can watch and follow this video to help you get it done.


https://youtu.be/Zitib0_bNvc

Subject:RE: Can't Install Vegas Pro 12 wt. C++ vers. installed

Reply by: diverG

Date:6/6/2015 4:11:36 PM

Bro

After you re-install Windows it will need to update to SP1 before it's ready to add serious software. Be patient.
Once you have Vegas installed and running do yourself a big favour and create a backup using windows built in 'backup & restore' or maybe Macrium Reflect (free). If you later find yourself in a position were programmes suddenly stop loading, then restore your image. Backup & running in 20min max. On a fast machine 4min.

Saves a lot of frustration