Microsoft provides C++ Runtime framework packages to allow applications to reference the C++ runtime from desktop applications distributed through the Windows Store. How to install and update Desktop framework packages This article discusses how to create a Desktop Bridge container that includes the correct C++ Runtime libraries. An application that's running in a Desktop Bridge container and that uses an incorrect version of the C++ runtime libraries might fail when it tries to access resources such as the file system or the registry.
Windows desktop applications that run in a Desktop Bridge container cannot use the C++ Runtime libraries that are included with Visual Studio or VCRedist. This must be done instead of just redistributing the C++ Runtime libraries that are included with Visual Studio or the Visual C++ Runtime redistributable (VCRedist). Windows desktop applications that have a dependency on the C++ Runtime libraries must specify the corresponding version of the C++ Runtime framework package for Desktop Bridge during creation of the application package. Original product version: Windows 10 Original KB number: 3176696 Summary This article describes how to create a Desktop Bridge container that includes the correct C++ Runtime libraries. C++ Runtime framework packages for Desktop Bridge
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