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When I want to install packages, including Jupyter, I get the error that Microsoft Visual C++ 9.0 is required. I get the same error with Pip and pre-compiled binaries on UC website.
I have Visual Studio 17 express installed and I have manually added the path of vcvarsall to my environment.
I also saw solution to update the VS###COMMONTOOLS, however VS###COMMONTOOLS variable doesn't exist.
I am using Windows Server 2012.
How can I proceed?
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We don't recommend that you delete any Visual C++ redistributable, because doing so could make multiple applications on your computer stop working. Given how little space they take up and how broadly they are used, it doesn't seem worth the hassle to mess with your current ecosystem of standard library files.
If your computer does not have the full Visual C++ development program installed (which you likely won't unless you are a software developer), a program will come with a Runtime Component to facilitate that particular program. The Runtime Components are just the essential pieces of code that make the software work.
Uninstall Microsoft Visual C++Type in Control Panel and click OK. Select Uninstall a Program. On the list of programs, select the version of Microsoft Visual C++ for your version of QuickBooks. Click Uninstall and follow the onscreen instructions to uninstall the program.
Windows does not require Visual C++ Redistributables. They may be needed for some programs you have installed. So please check programs you have and do they need redistributables and what versions. Usually programs' installers have required redistributables inside and install them automatically.
Download the archived version of Microsoft Visual C++ Compiler for Python 2.7 from the following link:
web.archive.org mirror: Microsoft Visual C++ Compiler for Python 2.7
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