Then it will continue on and install the LibreView Drivers and start the services. Now you will notice that the first thing it does is Re-Install the Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 - 2019 - NOTICE it says (Custom) after that. Now Install the Latest LibreView Drivers just like you did before. IT MAY TAKE A WHILE - make sure that item disappears off the list too before you continue. Microsoft will come up and verify you want to uninstall it - confirm that.

Now move down to Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 - 2019 (wrong version) and Uninstall that. Confirm and let that finish - it will disappear off the list. In Control Panel where you are - Single Click on the Libreview Drivers and choose Uninstall up at the top. So now you have to grow a set if you don't have one already. The Latest LibreView Drivers will install the exact file it wants, BUT not if it's already on there in a different version. The version NEEDS to be 4 - if it is higher than that it is likely your problem. Look for Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 - 2019 Redistributable. Go into Control Panel, Programs and Features. Note I am doing this on Windows 8.1, but the solution was inspired by problems at work with Windows 10 also - there are some programs that require their own version of specific files on your computer to work. You obviously have the latest drivers already - make sure you have the file handy. OK, I had this issue and the company is dumber than a box of rocks, but I'm an IT person and I have a set, so this is how I suggest you fix it.

Libreview driver for mac