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Asked: May 30, 20262026-05-30T09:37:39+00:00 2026-05-30T09:37:39+00:00

Windows 8 build 8102, Kinect SDK V1.0 And so it begins that I had

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Windows 8 build 8102, Kinect SDK V1.0

And so it begins that I had a win 8 box setup for Kinect development with the beta 2 sdk. Everything ran fine.

I then decided to upgrade to V1 once I saw I could still develop without having to wait on my K4W hardware to get here. I uninstalled beta2 backed up all of my projects and installed V1. I thought everything was going well until I noticed VS2010 couldn’t find the reference for Kinect (I know it is microsoft.kinect instead of ms.research.kinect).

So I manually found the reference in my program files and went on my merry way. My project built and ran fine. I then watched the new version of the quickstarts and wanted to see this Kinect Explorer in action.

It wasn’t on my system. So I uninstalled and re-installed, read every news article on the subject looking for a seperate installer etc. It’s not there.

After asking on twitter I then decided to do a refresh (I love this feature of win8) and re-install with just V1. That didn’t work either.

So now I am stuck. I can’t get Kinect Explorer I can’t follow along with the quickstarts etc.

Anyone else found a way out of this problem?
Is there a seperate installer for Kinect Explorer?
Does this just not work with Win8? Beta 2 did!

Thanks
David Bates

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    2026-05-30T09:37:40+00:00Added an answer on May 30, 2026 at 9:37 am

    The solution was to reset the PC not refresh it.
    There must have been some settings leftover from beta2 that messed with the installer.

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