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LCPDFR Diag. Tool not picking up Redist 2012 *fixed*

ZeusTheGod200
in GTA IV & LCPDFR Support

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As the title states, I have installed c++ redist 2012 and uninstalled it multiple times and the diagnostic tool does not pick it up showing that I have it. I have Windows 7 64 bit and I have never had this issue before until I re-installed the game. 
 
Mods used with LCPDFR: SMNT, CryENBv2, Road/Vegetation Textures`

 

Also, when pressing the key '~' the menu that pops up in the top left corner does not pop up. I don't know why, as it did before, before I re-installed the game.
 
GTA IV works fine, but because I apparently don't have Redist 2012, LCPDFR does not. Logs and screenshots of Redist 2012 and my game directory below.
 

 

Well, I fixed my issue by installing the x86 versions of all the C++ redists.

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