This application failed to start because it could not find or load the Qt platform pl

[8Observer8]

Hello!

This is my release folder:
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But I receive this message:
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I took the "libEGL.dll" from here: C:\Qt\Qt5.3.1\Tools\QtCreator\bin

Thank you!

[wysota]

Your application is looking for the windows plugin not egl plugin. And you should put there plugins from your Qt installation and not your Creator installation, they might be different.

[8Observer8]

Thank you for reply! What plugin?

Added after 10 minutes:

How did you see I added the "platforms" folder and "qwindows.dll" from here: C:\Qt\Qt5.3.1\5.3\mingw482_32\plugins\platforms

[wysota]

Does it work now?

[8Observer8]

No. Can you see this problem on the picture?
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Added after 11 minutes:

I opened my exe via depends22_x86. He tells me that GPSVC.dll was not found. I will find it on my computer
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[wysota]

You have mixed MinGW and MSVC binaries. Are you sure you have copied the right set of libraries?

[8Observer8]

What binaries do you mean? I have only MinGW version of Qt. Can you tell me what I must do?

Added after 5 minutes:


Another thing that isn't very well documented in Qt5.

There are two solutions:

1. Create a file named "qt.conf". Put this in the same directory as your executable. Put this in it:



[Paths]
Plugins=<path to where you want to install shared plugins>/plugins


Then, create a directory called "plugins" in the shared plugins location, and a subdirectory "platforms" inside that. From your Qt distribution, find this same directory, and copy the file "qwindows.dll" from that directory into your own platforms directory.

In this case, your installation looks like:


/YourAppInstallFolder
- YourApp.exe
- any needed Qt DLLs
- qt.conf

/YourSharedPluginsInstallFolder
- /plugins
- /platforms
qwindows.dll

2. You can create the /plugins/platforms directory as a sub-directory of your application install directory, and put the dll there.

In this case, your installation will look like this:


/YourAppInstallFolder
- YourApp.exe
- any needed Qt DLLs
- /plugins
-/platforms
- qwindows.dll

Hope this helps.


I use second... But I receive too message.

I created "plugins\platforms" with "qwindows.dll"

[wysota]

What binaries do you mean? I have only MinGW version of Qt.

You have at least two versions of Qt -- one for your programs and one for Qt Creator. If nothing has changed recently, QtCreator's binary release is built with MSVC while Qt for your programs is built with MinGW.

[8Observer8]

Please, tell at least one dll from my directory that built in MSVC?

[wysota]

Please, tell at least one dll from my directory that built in MSVC?

Just look at your own screenshot where it says "MSVCRT.DLL" which stands for "MSVC RunTime". I don't know what in your app links to that but it is obvious that something does.

[faldzip]

If you are sure that the "qwindows.dll" is in the right place, but it still can't be loaded on application start, then you should check it's dependencies with depends.exe, not dependencies of your exe. The nature of plugins is that they are loaded in runtime, so their dependencies are also resolved in runtime, so you will not see them by analising your exe.

[8Observer8]

Why the application require icuin51.dll but here c:\Qt\Qt5.3.1\5.3\mingw482_32\bin\ there is only icuin52.dll

Added after 1 18 minutes:

I deleted old Qt SDK and restart the computer. I deleted all .dll from release and I added them again. And I created "platforms" folder with "qwindows.dll". This is run on another computer :)

Added after 35 minutes:

- platforms/qwindows.dll (from here c:\Qt\Qt5.3.1\5.3\mingw482_32\plugins\platforms\)
- icudt52.dll (dll's are from here: c:\Qt\Qt5.3.1\5.3\mingw482_32\bin\)
- icuin52.dll
- icuuc52.dll
- libgcc_s_dw2-1.dll
- libstdc++-6.dll
- libwinpthread-1.dll
- Qt5Core.dll
- Qt5Gui.dll
- Qt5SerialPort.dll
- Qt5Widgets.dll