Web engine not installing or downloading properly
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You don't have to use Visual Studio at all. In fact you do not even have to install it - MS Build Tools is enough. QtCreator will detect MS compiler if you install either Visual Studio or Build Tools.
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Well, you also have to install Qt for Microsoft compiler
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@jsulm Sorry I didn't get it 😅. I'm super new to this. is it this one?
but I have 6.7 installed not 6.7.1
@Aronox said in Web engine not installing or downloading properly:
is it this one?
Yes
"but I have 6.7 installed not 6.7.1" - why not upgrade to 6.7.1? But you should also have MSVC for 6.7.0.
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wrote on 28 May 2024, 08:49 last edited by
@jsulm one more thing:
this is a screenshot of Qt installed on my friend's windows 11 machine. He has the module which is 6.5GB. Does it mean that for me, I cannot have the module with windows 10 but on windows 11 it is possible? my main problem is that webengine module is 0 bytes on my windows 10 machine.
again thank you very much, you don't know how long I have been trying to fix this.
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@Aronox said in Web engine not installing or downloading properly:
is it this one?
Yes
"but I have 6.7 installed not 6.7.1" - why not upgrade to 6.7.1? But you should also have MSVC for 6.7.0.
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I doubt it has anything to do with Windows version. If it shows 0 bytes then I guess the installation failed.
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I doubt it has anything to do with Windows version. If it shows 0 bytes then I guess the installation failed.
wrote on 28 May 2024, 08:57 last edited by@jsulm I have tried deselecting (removing the component) and then reselect it after launching the maintenance tool. It stays at 0 bytes. Should I try by completely removing Qt and doing a reinstallation? And after I get the module installed, I still have to use MSVC instead of MinGW to build, right?
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@jsulm I have tried deselecting (removing the component) and then reselect it after launching the maintenance tool. It stays at 0 bytes. Should I try by completely removing Qt and doing a reinstallation? And after I get the module installed, I still have to use MSVC instead of MinGW to build, right?
@Aronox said in Web engine not installing or downloading properly:
I still have to use MSVC instead of MinGW to build
If you want to use Qt Web Engine then yes.
You can try to uninstall everything and install again.
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@Aronox said in Web engine not installing or downloading properly:
I still have to use MSVC instead of MinGW to build
If you want to use Qt Web Engine then yes.
You can try to uninstall everything and install again.
wrote on 5 Jun 2024, 14:29 last edited by@jsulm Hello !
Just wanted to update you that i got it working after installing MSVC. But now i have another problem.
The browser is freakingly slow,
but the same program on my mac has way better reasults:
so do you know anything about this? what do i need to optimize it?
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Hi,
Are you using a debug or a release build ?
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wrote on 8 Jun 2024, 07:39 last edited by
@Aronox
QWebEngineis known to be particularly slow in Debug builds. Although I understand you are only interested in the difference in speed between the two, it would be interesting to see what that is on a Release build instead.
