Fix: Microsoft Visual C++ 14.0 or greater is required in Python

#python #anaconda #microsoftvisualstudio

Are you facing the "Microsoft Visual C++ 14.0 or greater is required" error despite installing the necessary SDK? In this tutorial video, we will provide a quick solution to resolve this issue in Python.

The first step to resolve this issue is by installing CMake. Simply open Anaconda and install CMake using the command 'pip install cmake.' However, if this does not resolve the issue, here is another fix.

Open the Visual Studio Installer and install all the packages from "Desktop Development with C++." The installation of these packages will take time depending on your internet speed. After this installation is completed, restart your PC. This should resolve the Microsoft Visual C++ 14.0 issue.

Thank you.

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[ab_azmi]

50 stackoverflows, nothing works. Until this one. Thank you man

[jiordanoterrapasqualini]

OMG it has worked!!!! Thank you so much! Finally the right advice! :-D

[valentinkelbakh]

My project was working fine with python 3.11. With Python 3.12, it failed to install numerous packages mentioned in requirements, in my case i just made clean installation of latest versions of direct dependencies, effectively updating all packages, problem solved.

[Kornackifs]

Yeah I solved but i faced a much bigger problem that when I tried to paste the error to gpt it says input is too large haha