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    I've been working with 5.11.3/MSVC 2017 on Windows 10 for some time and decided to update to 5.15.2 earlier today after switching to MSVC 2019.

    QtCreator won't let me build anything anymore now.
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    What have I done wrong and/or where can I start fixing something?

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      This is a screenshot of the Qt Versions page:

      5001ca0e-3c49-4ef2-a247-8ce399bcb316-image.png

      That qmake.exe can also be invoked from a command line but QtCreator says it "does not exist or is not executable".

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      After several unsuccessful attempts, uninstallations and reinstallations I uninstalled Qt entirely, removed the start menu entries manually, and started from scratch twice. This seem to have solved it.

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        This might probably be of interest too:

        158c49cb-8bdd-40a9-9619-220fd04f016c-image.png

        I do not understand the two warnings as I ticked installing cmake during the installation of 5.15.2, and the cmake executable does indeed start when I invoke it from the command-line. Apart from this, I'm not even using cmake for anything at the moment, so this shouldn't really make a difference, should it? What am I overlooking?

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          This is a screenshot of the Qt Versions page:

          5001ca0e-3c49-4ef2-a247-8ce399bcb316-image.png

          That qmake.exe can also be invoked from a command line but QtCreator says it "does not exist or is not executable".

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          • P Padlock

            This is a screenshot of the Qt Versions page:

            5001ca0e-3c49-4ef2-a247-8ce399bcb316-image.png

            That qmake.exe can also be invoked from a command line but QtCreator says it "does not exist or is not executable".

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            wrote on last edited by
            #4

            After several unsuccessful attempts, uninstallations and reinstallations I uninstalled Qt entirely, removed the start menu entries manually, and started from scratch twice. This seem to have solved it.

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