Native Access infinite loading issue

namex

Hi everyone,

Issue:
After installed Native Access. While Native Access is still inside computer, if any other software or any manual action accidentally uninstalls Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable (2015-2022), (not sure x64 or x86, maybe need both), Native Access will then get stuck in an infinite loading state. It loads forever without displaying any error message or prompting.

Request:
On launch, Native Access should re-check required dependencies and automatically reinstall Visual C++ Redistributable if it is missing, even after the software has already been installed.

Product: NativeAccess2 - 3.22.0 (newest)
System: Windows 11 - Intel i5-14600KF - 64GB RAM.

Thanks !

Vocalpoint

Have never encountered any "other" installer - capable of removing the Visual Studio C++ libraries.

Updating them - yes. Removing them - not possible.

Have spent years working (very deep) with these libraries. The only true vector that I know of that is capable of actually removing a Visual C++ redistributable package - is you - manually.

Native Access DOES check for currency at each install point. But checking at each startup makes no sense - and as I noted above - is not necessary.

Suggest you uninstall and reinstall v3.22 to set things right again.

Something else must be going on over there.

VP