failed to find the msvc compiler version 10.0 on your system

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Trying to install PySide and I am getting this error:

running build

Python architecture is 64 bit

nmake not found.Trying to initialize the MSVC env...

   Searching MSVC compiler version 10.0

error: Failed to find the MSVC compiler version 10.0 on your system.

Now I have a feeling that something is missing from my PATH, but I'm not sure where and what should it point. My current PATH:

C: \Program Files(x86)\ NVIDIA Corporation\ PhysX\ Common;
C: \Python34\;
C: \Python34\ Scripts; % SystemRoot % \system32; % SystemRoot % ; % SystemRoot % \System32\ Wbem; % SYSTEMROOT % \System32\ WindowsPowerShell\ v1 .0\;
C: \Windows\ System32;
C: \Program Files(x86)\ CMake 2.8\ bin

Suggestion : 2

You could obtain the 64 bit VS2010 compiler from the Windows SDK of the day, and that's how I personally obtained it. In fact I closely guard the installer for that version of the SDK so that I will always have access to the 64 bit VS2010.,Compounding your misery you have 64 bit Python which requires a 64 bit version of the C++ compiler. Such a thing does exist, but it's not available easily for free. The free Express versions of VS have moved on to VS2013 now. It's hard to come by a download for the 2010 Express. And in any case, that never shipped with a 64 bit compiler. ,However, the error message you show indicates that the module you are trying to install requires the C++ compiler from VS2010. Presumably that's because you are attempting to install from source. ,According to your comment you have the redistributable package for VS2010. This installs the runtime components that are needed for applications built with VS2010.

Trying to install PySide and I am getting this error:

running build

Python architecture is 64 bit

nmake not found.Trying to initialize the MSVC env...

   Searching MSVC compiler version 10.0

error: Failed to find the MSVC compiler version 10.0 on your system.

Now I have a feeling that something is missing from my PATH, but I'm not sure where and what should it point. My current PATH:

C: \Program Files(x86)\ NVIDIA Corporation\ PhysX\ Common;
C: \Python34\;
C: \Python34\ Scripts; % SystemRoot % \system32; % SystemRoot % ; % SystemRoot % \System32\ Wbem; % SYSTEMROOT % \System32\ WindowsPowerShell\ v1 .0\;
C: \Windows\ System32;
C: \Program Files(x86)\ CMake 2.8\ bin

Suggestion : 3

Trying to install PySide and I am getting anycodings_pyside this error:,According to your comment you have the anycodings_pyside redistributable package for VS2010. This anycodings_pyside installs the runtime components that are anycodings_pyside needed for applications built with anycodings_pyside VS2010. ,Now I have a feeling that something is anycodings_pyside missing from my PATH, but I'm not sure where anycodings_pyside and what should it point. My current PATH:,This site has more extensive download anycodings_pyside for PySide binary version.

Trying to install PySide and I am getting anycodings_pyside this error:

running build

Python architecture is 64 bit

nmake not found.Trying to initialize the MSVC env...

   Searching MSVC compiler version 10.0

error: Failed to find the MSVC compiler version 10.0 on your system.

Now I have a feeling that something is anycodings_pyside missing from my PATH, but I'm not sure where anycodings_pyside and what should it point. My current PATH:

C: \Program Files(x86)\ NVIDIA Corporation\ PhysX\ Common;
C: \Python34\;
C: \Python34\ Scripts; % SystemRoot % \system32; % SystemRoot % ; % SystemRoot % \System32\ Wbem; % SYSTEMROOT % \System32\ WindowsPowerShell\ v1 .0\;
C: \Windows\ System32;
C: \Program Files(x86)\ CMake 2.8\ bin

Suggestion : 4

CMake is now installed in the computer (by default in C:\Program Files (x86)\CMake x.x).,The base version of MinGW along with the G++ compiler will now be automatically installed on your computer (in C:\MinGW by default, unless you changed the installation directory, which is not recommanded).,The base version of MinGW along with the G++ compiler will now be automatically installed on your computer (in C:\MinGW by default, unless you changed the installation directory, which is not recommanded). ,You should not alter the system environment variable in any manner (in the bottom box), or you will cause all sorts of problems for you and your computer!

$env: path
($env: path).Replace(';', "`n")
mingw32 - make - v
new - alias make mingw32 - make
Microsoft(R) C / C++Optimizing Compiler Version 18.00 .21005 .1
for x86