Quote Originally Posted by Silencer View Post
Hmm... I've only seen this once because that person had Visual Studio on their computer, but the reinstall of the VC library fixed it.
Uninstalled VC Library and reinstalled. No change. I do not own Visual Studio.

Quote Originally Posted by Silencer View Post
Can you try running the tracker as Admin to see if the message goes away? If you do then you'll need to start PS2 as admin also.
Went into the program directory and changed the permission to open as an Admin for all users. I then right-clicked on the icon in my directory and chose "Run as an Administrator". I did the same for the PS2 application. The message still appeared.

Quote Originally Posted by Silencer View Post
What happens is RTST checks for this key in your registry for x64: SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\VisualStudio\12.0\V C\Runtimes\x64

Does that key or any part of that directory structure exist?

If it's just the key missing you can try adding it, even if it's blank. What I can do is in our new version see about adding a force override on checking for the runtime. We have this in there because if you try starting the d3d overlay without the VC++ library installed, it will crash.
All of the directory existed. No change. In case you want to have a look, I've exported the registry and attached it.

VisualStudio.zip

Unfortunately, nothing worked. I have a feeling this a problem with VC and not the RTST, but then again I'm not a developer so I can't really make that call. If worse comes to wear, I'll just wait until the next update of RTST to see if your proposed solution will fix this. Thanks for the help anyways.