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    wickedsixxx
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    Hello, I am new to Qt. I get the error “at least one required feature is not present” and "No compiler set in kit" warning when creating a new project.

    There are similar tickets in the forum, I followed the suggestions and installed Visual Studio. I also tried ChatGPT's suggested path updates, adding manual kit and debugger. I uninstalled and reinstalled the application, ran it as administrator, installed Cmake.

    I activate the MinGW C++ compiler path in the Compilers tab by unchecking “Provide manually” but it becomes inactive again after I click Apply, OK.

    Qt v6.8.2
    Win11 64bit 24H2

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    • Christian EhrlicherC Offline
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      Christian Ehrlicher
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      Did you try to select a compiler in the kit? As you can see there is none set (and the tooltip also tells you)

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        cristian-adam
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        It looks like you have Qt installed via Qt SDK, but Qt Creator has issues finding the Qt installed components.

        In Qt Creator go to Preferences > Kits > Qt Versions > Link with Qt....

        This will tell Qt Creator to look after Qt installed components. Then it will notice that you have installed a MinGW toolchain and Qt and will present you with the MinGW Kit and should just work.

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          wickedsixxx
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          @cristian-adam Thank you so much. It worked!

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            hamza907
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            Hi, I have same problem, I try to do too many things but, It can not be solved.Caould you help me?Thank you.

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