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install Visual studio + Intel Parallel Studio in a new computer

Denilson Espirito Santo 0 Reputation points
2026-04-27T17:06:14.55+00:00

I'm a Fortran user.

I bought a new computer and I want to install the Visual studio with the Intel Parallel studio composer edition for Fortran Windows.

I already have them in my old notebook, but the installers are not working any more.

Can you please give support about how to do it?

Developer technologies | Visual Studio | Setup

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  1. Lizzy Dinh (WICLOUD CORPORATION) 435 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator
    2026-04-28T08:22:11.2533333+00:00

    Hi @Denilson Espirito Santo ,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. I’m happy to assist you with your concern.

    To get started, you’ll first need to install Microsoft Visual Studio. For Intel Parallel Studio XE Composer Edition (Fortran, Windows), please note that only Visual Studio 2019 and earlier versions are supported. I recommend using Visual Studio 2019, as it is the latest compatible version. You may choose between the Visual Studio 2019 Community, Professional, or Enterprise editions based on your needs. During installation, please ensure that the “Desktop development with C++” workload is selected, as it is required for Intel Fortran integration.

    Once Visual Studio is installed, you can proceed with installing Intel Parallel Studio XE (Fortran) and integrate it with Visual Studio. While this is an Intel product and falls slightly outside my primary area of expertise, the overall process is typically straightforward—install Visual Studio first, followed by Intel Parallel Studio for proper integration. For detailed, step-by-step guidance, I recommend referring to Intel’s official documentation, which provides comprehensive instructions.

    Disclaimer: The Intel's document link is not from Microsoft but contains the safe information from the manufacturer.

    I hope this information helps you move forward. If anything is unclear or if you need further assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out—I’ll be glad to support you. Your feedback on my support would also be greatly appreciated.

    Wishing you a productive and successful day!

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  2. Q&A Assist
    2026-04-27T17:06:28.8066667+00:00
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    To move to a new computer, Visual Studio and Intel Parallel Studio (Fortran) must be installed fresh; old installers that no longer work need to be replaced with current, supported installers and guidance from the vendors.

    For Visual Studio:

    1. Download the current Visual Studio installer for the edition that is compatible with the Intel Fortran version in use.
    2. Run the installer and select the workloads/components required for C++ and Fortran integration.
    3. If any installation issues occur, follow the step-by-step guidance in "Troubleshoot Visual Studio installation and upgrade issues" and, if needed, use the installation chat support option described in the references below.

    For Intel Parallel Studio / Intel Fortran:

    1. Sign in to the Intel account or Intel registration portal where the Intel Parallel Studio license is registered.
    2. Download the Intel Parallel Studio (or its current replacement product) installer that supports the chosen Visual Studio version.
    3. Install Intel Parallel Studio after Visual Studio is installed, so that integration into the IDE is correctly configured.

    If Visual Studio fails to install or integrate correctly with Intel Fortran, use these support options for Visual Studio:

    • Use the installation chat support option for installation-related issues.
    • Use the "Report a Problem" tool in the Visual Studio Installer or IDE if Visual Studio is installed but not behaving correctly.
    • Search or ask in the Visual Studio Developer Community for known compatibility issues between the specific Visual Studio and Intel Fortran versions.

    For Intel-specific issues (licensing, downloads, or compiler integration problems), contact Intel support or consult Intel’s documentation and forums, as those are outside Visual Studio’s support scope.


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