Hey so thanks for the help! I actually already tried using the Dependency Walker, and included all the msvc files that it needs... and in desperation I copied every single dll it required from my system32 folder, which turned out to be a few hundred.... and it still didn't work at all. (and I've tried recompiling multiple times, copying dll's from different sources...) I've included a link to to a zip of the application along with some of the dll's I tried (just the ones that I thought it actually needed, not the multitude that I tried) http://sdrv.ms/P6g6Up I've also tried using CONFIG += embed_manifest_exe as suggested in http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/deployment-windows.html, but nothing really seems to work. I would have tried compiling it statically, but when I tried building QT5 statically it failed. Anyone have any other suggestions? I guess that switching to mingw/gcc is an option provided that I can get it to build on my computer, but I'd rather not... Thanks! Morgan > Date: Thu, 6 Sep 2012 16:09:10 -0700 > From: alexmal...@gmail.com > To: interest@qt-project.org > Subject: Re: [Interest] packaging a build > > > Does anyone have an idea what's going on, or has anyone tried releasing > > something with qt5 and MSVC? > > I have not tried, Qt5 but I do not believe in mysteries, > you are missing dependency or provide wrong executable ( debug for example) > > First thing to check is CRT (MSVCRT*****.dll), > other computer may have them named the same, but in reality they might > be different version. > The best solution - provide CRT libraries you link against with your > application. > Simplest to try - put them all in the folder with your executable. > > Then check all dependencies of your dependencies ( QT , ICU, etc) > > Alex > >
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