ISTA+ Standalone 4.56.30 en-GB *LATEST*

[m2mostly]

I'm having trouble installing this version, 4.56.30, on top of the last version, .20. I'm getting complaints about concrt140.dll missing.

Tried running the "Visual C++ ... 2015-2022" fix but that does not help.

Anybody have an idea as to what I'm doing wrong, or how to fix this?

https://www.dll-files.com/concrt140.dll.html
After download it complete. Copy and paste this .dll going to system32 (x86) or syswow64 (x64). Then right click open CMD run with administrator > "regsvr32 concrt140.dll"

I thought I had already replied, but maybe not. I ended up getting this DLL directly from Microsoft because I was concerned about all the different versions floating around with different sizes and dates. Windows experts will probably say I was worrying over nothing, but I wanted to be safe.

Anyway, even with that DLL, I still couldn’t get the newer ISTA installed — the installer started complaining about missing or incorrect Java components, and that was enough for me to bail out of the process.

For now, I guess I’ll just stick with the earlier version.

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I'm having trouble installing this version, 4.56.30, on top of the last version, .20. I'm getting complaints about concrt140.dll missing.

Tried running the "Visual C++ ... 2015-2022" fix but that does not help.

Anybody have an idea as to what I'm doing wrong, or how to fix this?

https://www.dll-files.com/concrt140.dll.html
After download it complete. Copy and paste this .dll going to system32 (x86) or syswow64 (x64). Then right click open CMD run with administrator > "regsvr32 concrt140.dll"

I thought I had already replied, but maybe not. I ended up getting this DLL directly from Microsoft because I was concerned about all the different versions floating around with different sizes and dates. Windows experts will probably say I was worrying over nothing, but I wanted to be safe.

Anyway, even with that DLL, I still couldn’t get the newer ISTA installed — the installer started complaining about missing or incorrect Java components, and that was enough for me to bail out of the process.

For now, I guess I’ll just stick with the earlier version.

I should also say, bravo for this project. I have high hopes for its longevity.