jeck11

OK I'll give it a shot on my home PC. Sorry for wasting your time. It must tailor the DLL's to the specific system also. I don't see the one it's complaining about in your folder either.

I just tried downloading and unzipping to a few different locations. None of them seem to come with the DLL's. Just to give some more background.... The PC I'm on right now is locked down and I can't install software on it. So I was going to install the runtimes on a home 64 bit PC then do a find for the DLL's as they are listed by Retroarch to replace on this PC. That way I don't have to google it and I still get the proper files over to this PC. I can't test it till I get home tonight though. Thoughts?

Can I simply do a search for the missing dll's then include them in the Retroarch folder to keep it portable? Thank you very much for all the feedback!

OK thank you. I'm finding that it doesn't run when I move it over but I think that may be due to the emulators I'm using. Retroarch seems to be missing DLL's so I need to install the runtimes I linked. I wonder if I could find new emulators that won't require the update...

I saw that Launchbox is completely self contained and portable. What are the prerequisites for it to run on a Windows 10 machine? For example - "DirectX End-User Runtime"

What happens to my installation after premium runs out if I do the ones year purchase? Do I just lose the ability to update our am I no longer able to launch Bigbox? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk