Running Netgen from the command line in Windows

I checked and I only had one version of Python - the Anaconda one.
I uninstalled it from my computer and made sure no other python versions were installed, and then installed python from the link you sent me - and I still have the same error going on..

Best,
Susana

I'm running out of ideas here...

You could try updating the MS Visual C++ Runtime:
www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=52685
Make sure to select the x64 version.

Could you also make a screenshot of the missing libraries in the dependency walker again?

Best,
Matthias

This hasn't worked either.
I also tried the MS Visual C++ 2017 version just in case, and it also didn't help.

There are too many libraries missing to printscreen but I am attaching some examples:

API-MS-WIN-...

or

EXT-MS-...

The only ones not of this form are:
DEVICELOCKHELPERS.DLL
EMCLIENT.DLL
IESHIMS.DLL
and the message is the same.

There are also some warnings:

Is it worth saving this as a .dwi file and sending it to you?

Thanks for this,
Susana

Yes, please send me the file to matthias.hochsteger@tuwien.ac.at .
Indeed I see other possible issues on the last screenshot: Opencascade libraries are not loaded from the Netgen install dir but from a Matlab installation. Possibly that's the cause of your problems. You could try removing "C:\Program Files\matlab\r2017a\bin\win64" from PATH (either user- or system-wide) and see if that helps.