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Unable to locate ICU library icuin51.dll

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    Denis Dolzhenko
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    So I made an IDE but then realized that I need to have it working on WinXP instead of 10 (which I'm developing it on) so I went down from QT 5.8 to QT 5.2.0 MinGW

    When I'm deploying the app using windeployqt.exe, it says the exact thing I have in the title. Do I have to add its path to env variables to make it work?

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      Hi, about Qt apps for Windows XP, I'm also facing the same problem, but I didn't go back as far as 5.2.0, I've used Qt 5.7.1 (that's the very last version that works fine on XP).

      Re. icuin51.dll, if windeployqt throws a fit, you can just manually copy the 3 icu*.dlls to to your deployment directory (place them next to your .exe).

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        Hi, about Qt apps for Windows XP, I'm also facing the same problem, but I didn't go back as far as 5.2.0, I've used Qt 5.7.1 (that's the very last version that works fine on XP).

        Re. icuin51.dll, if windeployqt throws a fit, you can just manually copy the 3 icu*.dlls to to your deployment directory (place them next to your .exe).

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        @hskoglund Ok that helped

        As for the deployment on a different pc, Do I need to install the MinGW package supplied by QT, or is there a way to use the MinGW installer to get the needed dependancies?
        I tried installing MinGW on a pc without having QT on it, but its complaining about libwinthread-1.dll missing.

        I never had that issue when I used 5.8 VC and everything worked after I installed vcredist.exe.

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