Error upon install of OneAPI Basic Toolkit

tonylewis · ‎05-01-2025

OK, trying to install OneAPI basic toolkit 2025.1.1.34 offline onto a Windows 10 64 bit PC with Visual Studio 2022 17.13.6. Upon starting installation, get the following error:

Going back out, rebooting PC and starting install routine again does not help. My interpretation of the error is that there is an old Intel component still lurking within Visual Studio, although I had removed a previous version of Intel Fortran about 4 years ago. Reviewing the installed extensions in VS do not reveal any Intel branded component at all.

Here is the log text of the install error:

05/02/2025 07:22:53:337 : 10936 : MESSAGE : Start install/modify sequence execution.
05/02/2025 07:22:54:196 : 10936 : MESSAGE : Starting execution of operation 'update_state.operation.intel.sessionmanifest.1746184972398249'.
05/02/2025 07:22:54:197 : 10936 : MESSAGE : Operation 'update_state.operation.intel.sessionmanifest.1746184972398249' execution is finished with status Success.
05/02/2025 07:22:54:197 : 10936 : MESSAGE : Starting execution of operation 'prepare.operation.intel.sessionmanifest.1746184972398249'.
05/02/2025 07:22:54:197 : 10936 : MESSAGE : Operation 'prepare.operation.intel.sessionmanifest.1746184972398249' execution is finished with status Success.
05/02/2025 07:22:54:198 : 10936 : MESSAGE : Starting execution of operation 'intel.oneapi.win.dpcpp_debugger.fee.vs2022,v=2021.5.0-115'.
05/02/2025 07:22:56:709 : 10936 : ERROR : Removal of component has failed.
Component id: intel.oneapi.win.dpcpp_debugger.fee.vs2022, name: Intel® Distribution for GDB*, version: 2021.5.0-115.
Error: Sequence execution failed.

05/02/2025 07:22:56:709 : 10936 : MESSAGE : Operation 'intel.oneapi.win.dpcpp_debugger.fee.vs2022,v=2021.5.0-115' execution is finished with status Fail.
05/02/2025 07:22:56:709 : 10936 : MESSAGE : Starting rollback of operation 'prepare.operation.intel.sessionmanifest.1746184972398249'.
05/02/2025 07:22:56:709 : 10936 : MESSAGE : Operation 'prepare.operation.intel.sessionmanifest.1746184972398249' rollback is finished with status Success.
05/02/2025 07:22:56:709 : 10936 : MESSAGE : Starting rollback of operation 'update_state.operation.intel.sessionmanifest.1746184972398249'.
05/02/2025 07:22:56:750 : 10936 : MESSAGE : Operation 'update_state.operation.intel.sessionmanifest.1746184972398249' rollback is finished with status Success.
05/02/2025 07:22:56:750 : 10936 : ERROR : Install sequence execution status: Rollback

Thoughts? Removing and installing VS 2022 from my machine did not resolve the issue.

Deeksha_S_Intel · ‎05-02-2025

Hi Tony,

Could you please share the below details with us, so that we can assist you in a better way:

Currently are there any other versions of Intel® Parallel Studio XE or Intel® oneAPI installed on the system?
Previously integrated version of Microsoft Visual Studio with Intel® Parallel Studio XE or Intel® oneAPI Toolkit on your current system?
⁠A screenshot of the error(If applicable).
⁠Installation Log files.
- The default path for a log file for a oneAPI installation is: C:\Program Files (x86)\Intel\oneAPI\logs

Once we receive the details, we'll do our best to resolve the issue for you as quickly as possible.

tonylewis · ‎05-02-2025

Thank you very much for taking the time to respond! Answers below:

Currently are there any other versions of Intel

Parallel Studio XE or Intel

oneAPI installed on the system?

No

Previously integrated version of Microsoft Visual Studio with Intel

Parallel Studio XE or Intel

oneAPI Toolkit on your current system?

No, have tried in the past to install oneAPI for Fortran but always ran into install errors for this machine. This is a Win10 laptop, but have successfully installed both base toolkit and Fortran essentials on a NUC yesterday (also Win10) with no problems.

Tried removing and reinstalling Visual Studio 3 times yesterday for the laptop, no impact on error. Use of either online or offline installers results in same error.

⁠A screenshot of the error(If applicable). ⁠Installation Log files. The default path for a log file for a oneAPI installation is: C:\Program Files (x86)\Intel\oneAPI\logs

here is a screenshot of the error message:

The error log file is attached below. Let me know if you need anything else. No hurry!

Deeksha_S_Intel · ‎05-02-2025

Hi Tony, thank you for your quick response. Could you please share the following additional details with us?

The CPU and hardware details of the systems that you have used.
Did you check mark the Desktop Development with C++ while installing the Visual Studio.

We appreciate your cooperation and look forward to your response.

Have a great day ahead!

tonylewis · ‎05-02-2025

The CPU and hardware details of the systems that you have used.

See comprehensive list of both hardware and software in Belarc summary, attached.

Did you check mark the Desktop Development with C++ while installing the Visual Studio.

Yes, see below

Deeksha_S_Intel · ‎05-05-2025

Hi Tony, thank you for your response.

We recommend the following troubleshooting steps to ensure a successful installation of the Intel® oneAPI Base Toolkit (Version: 2025.1.1) on Windows 10.

We would like to inform you that, according to our Intel® Compilers Compatibility with Microsoft Visual Studio* and Xcode* Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 Professional (Version: 17.12.4) and Microsoft Visual Studio 2019 Professional (Version: 16.11.43) are the best compatible Visual Studio integrations with Intel® oneAPI Base Toolkit (version 2025.1). Please note that our engineering team has tested and documented the compatible Visual Studio versions and their build numbers for integration with the suite and toolkit versions.

To resolve the issue you are encountering, we recommend performing a fresh installation. Please follow the troubleshooting steps outlined below to assist in resolving the issue:

Open the Control panel and click on Uninstall a program below the Programs box.
Find "Microsoft Visual Studio 2022(Version: 17.13.6)" then click the right button and uninstall.
The uninstaller program will be open then click on remove and select the next procedure.
If you experience a catastrophic error and can't repair or uninstall Visual Studio, you can run the InstallCleanup.exe tool to remove installation files and product information for installed instances of Visual Studio 2022.
1. Link: InstallCleanup.exe
Once the uninstallation is complete, please proceed to uninstall Intel® oneAPI Base Toolkit with the help of control panel or using the installer of the Intel® Toolkits. (Please skip this step if the installation has not been completed at this time.)
After successful uninstallation, we recommend installing Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 (Version: 17.12.4) as your first step. Kindly refer to the below link to download the compatible Visual Studio version (i.e., Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 (Version: 17.12.4)).
1. Link: Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 (Version: 17.12.4)
Please note, that our engineering team has tested and documented the compatible Visual Studio versions and their build numbers for integration with the suite & toolkit versions.
1. Link: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/articles/reference-implementation/intel-compilers-compatibility-with-microsoft-visual-studio-and-xcode.html
Make sure you select the 'Desktop development with C++' component while installing Visual Studio.
Once Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 (Version: 17.12.4) is successfully installed, you can proceed installation of the package with the offline installer(Recommended) from the below link:
1. Link : Intel® oneAPI Base Toolkit

We have shared some information with you via private message. Kindly check your community inbox.

Have a great day ahead!

tonylewis · ‎05-06-2025

Alas, this did not change the problem of installation of the Base ToolKit or the resulting error message.

1) Uninstalled VS2022, and used InstallCleanup.exe

2) Rebooted.

3) The link to VS2022 that was provided for 17.12.4 is for the professional version and not the Community version.

4 )Installed latest VS2022 Community version

5) Rebooted.

6) Tried to install offline version of Base Toolkit, but stops at same part of installation with same error.

Note that I have successfully installed both the Base Toolkit and Fortran Essentials on a separate NUC PC using the latest VS2022 Community version, and it works just great. I believe there is one or more software packages (non VS or Intel) that is causing the problem. I recall a number of years ago, for example, that on my main machine, the Intel Fortran Compiler could not be installed on that PC because of BlackMagic's DaVinci Resolve video editor, which had some OpenCL software that the install program did not like (and no, Resolve is not on the laptop in question).

Therefore, unless someone can provide other diagnostics or things to check, I will just use the Fortran compiler on my Intel NUC. Thanks again for your help and interest in this matter.

Deeksha_S_Intel · ‎05-06-2025

Hi Tony, thank you for the update.

From the information you've shared, the version of Visual Studio Community you're using (2022 17.13.6) isn't officially validated under Intel® Compilers Compatibility guidelines. While it may still work, there's a chance that it could cause issues, which is why we highly recommend using the validated version of Microsoft Visual Studio(Professional Edition) for the best performance and compatibility. Please note that our engineering team has tested and documented the compatible Visual Studio versions and their build numbers for integration with the suite and toolkit versions.

Please let us know if you are still experiencing any issues during the installation of Intel® oneAPI Base Toolkit with the recommended and validated version of Microsoft Visual Studio. We look forward to your response and are here to provide further assistance as needed.

Have a great day ahead!

Deeksha_S_Intel · ‎05-08-2025

Hi Tony, we have sent you a private message. Kindly check your community inbox.

tonylewis · ‎05-09-2025

Thanks for everyone's input and follow up.

Unfortunately, the annual cost of the professional version of VS2022 cannot be justified at this time for my current needs. I understand that it is tremendously difficult to get one software to integrate with software from another firm, so you have my congratulations on getting it to work at all.

As noted previously, I do apparently have IFX integrated with the latest Community VS2022 software (which is not validated by Intel) on my NUC, and I will work with that on an as needed basis.

Perhaps the Intel Compiler is more likely to install on an Intel NUC rather than an HP laptop?

Thanks again! Keep up the good work supporting the Fortran community.

Deeksha_S_Intel · ‎05-12-2025

Hi Tony, thank you for your prompt response. We would like to clarify that the installation of the Intel® oneAPI Toolkit is based on meeting certain system requirements, rather than being dependent on the specific model of the laptop. As long as these requirements are satisfied, you can proceed with the installation of the Intel® oneAPI Toolkit.

Kindly refer to the below link and check the system requirements for Intel® oneAPI Toolkit.

Link : https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/articles/system-requirements/oneapi-base-toolkit/2025.html

With that said we are closing this thread now. If you have any further queries, please post a new question, as this thread will no longer be monitored by Intel®.