How can I install sdk 7.1 on windows 10 ???

Asked by Asif Mahmud on 14 Aug 2015

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please help... been stuck for 2 days :| It tells me to install .net 4.0 rtm but I've upgraded version installed :|

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sebastian diaz on 24 Mar 2017

hi, i has a same problem, i was loking for a solution and i was only instal visual studio 2013, that include that library

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Answer by Cees Verdier on 21 Sep 2015

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In my experience with SDK 7.1 and installing the required C compiler for Matlab on Windows 10, you can install SDK 7.1 from http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=8279

However, it fails to detect .NET framework 4. As a result you cannot install the required C++ compilers. You can download these manually at the following link: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=4422

Now Matlab was able to set SDK 7.1 as C compiler. Hope it works for you as well.

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Xueji Zhang on 24 Oct 2017

This help solve my issue, Thanks!

Favia Avilés on 6 Jul 2018

It worked perfectly after searching in a lot of blogs. Thank you! <3

Sylvia Gasibirege on 6 Apr 2019

would this procedure work with 10 MATLAB 2013a ?

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Answer by Jan on 14 Aug 2015

Did you take the time to ask your favorite internet search engine already? You will find many useful hints for the terms "install sdk 7.1 on windows 10". It would not be efficient, if I copy a list of links and I do not know, how many of them you have tried before.

Please try it and mention specifically, what have failed.

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Walter Roberson on 2 Nov 2015

Kris, the link you posted appears to be incorrect. Did you intend to link to something under http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/95039-why-does-the-sdk-7-1-installation-fail-with-an-installation-failed-message-on-my-windows-system ?

Jonathan on 25 Nov 2015

The solution in that link you gave, Walter, seems to have worked for me.

Thanks to you and Kris for your help.

Jan on 24 Mar 2017

@Kris Janssen: I'm not perfect and I did not even plan to be so. Some of my answers are not useful and some are even wrong. Sometimes I'm tired, sometimes I'm not attentive enough or misunderstood the question. Sometimes I'm irritated, when I read the same question again and miss the required details. Fortunately in such cases other members of the community give better answers and this is the way we supplement each other.

Asif Mahmud's reply to my answer contained useful details, therefore I think it was not useless, and I agree that there are better answers.

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Answer by Walter Roberson on 14 Aug 2015

I have seen no evidence yet that it is possible to install Windows SDK 7.1 on Windows 10. The people posting in the Question about installing MATLAB in Windows 10 have indicated that there is an incompatibility between the redistributables and Windows 10 and that Microsoft will need to resolve the problem.

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Answer by Kris Janssen on 2 Nov 2015

As I commented previously, this issue is tackled in following online sources:

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