Usually, a software install that requires them will include them in the install. I wouldn't explicitly install any (there are many versions), unless you try to run something and get a "DLL not found" error.ah ok thank you, do I need to install them directly or do software that require them automatically come with them?
What you are talking about is not Visual C++, but the runtime libraries for it.I already did a google research but I'm hoping for a more everyday usage explanation? Do I need it? What is it primarily used for?
Will it effect performance, stability or fps?
Thanks
What you are talking about is not Visual C++, but the runtime libraries for it.
Visual C++ is a software developmen suite. Somebody writing software uses it to edit and compile software. When they distribute their software they include the libraries of the Visual C++ environment also.
As an end user, you need the libraries to run software.
Will it impact performace? Not having them will prevent software from running. So, not having them will.
Usually, a software install that requires them will include them in the install. I wouldn't explicitly install any (there are many versions), unless you try to run something and get a "DLL not found" error.ah ok thank you, do I need to install them directly or do software that require them automatically come with them?
okay awesome, yh i'll do that, just let the programs that need them install it. Thank youUsually, a software install that requires them will include them in the install. I wouldn't explicitly install any (there are many versions), unless you try to run something and get a "DLL not found" error.