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I have used RAD Studio's C++Builder to make a really simple Windows 32-bit app. I went to Project > Deployment and selected all libraries/dependencies I needed and clicked Build.

When I sent the folder with all the app files to someone else, they couldn't run the app because of a missing dependency (which I have on my PC in another place, which is why the app runs on my machine).

Error Message

That dependency was checked in the deployment menu.

How do I build my application so it can be run on other PCs?

I have tried making both a Debug and a Release build. Also selected all possible Windows 32-bit dependencies and libraries in the deployment menu.

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You have 2 options:

  1. Deploy the missing files to each PC

  2. Turn off the following settings to remove the external dependancies in the first place, so the compiled .exe is self-contained:

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