Install all Visual C++ Redistributables in order

Install-VCC.ps1

<#
  This script expects all the redistributables to be in a folder structure like:
  
  D:\DOWNLOADS
  ├───VS2005
  │       vcredist_x64.exe
  │       vcredist_x86.exe
  │
  ├───VS2008
  │       vcredist_x64.exe
  │       vcredist_x86.exe
  │
  ├───VS2010
  │       vcredist_x64.exe
  │       vcredist_x86.exe
  │
  ├───VS2012
  │       vcredist_x64.exe
  │       vcredist_x86.exe
  │
  ├───VS2013
  │       vcredist_x64.exe
  │       vcredist_x86.exe
  │
  └───VS2015
        vc_redist.x64.exe
        vc_redist.x86.exe
        
  You can use the script that Mikael Nystrom wrote at https://deploymentbunny.com/2014/08/05/powershell-is-king-download-all-vc-runtimes-using-a-script/
  to download the files int he appropriate directory structure.
  
  Before running this script, change $BaseDir to point to the parent directory
  holding the downloaded installers.
#>

$BaseDir = 'D:\Downloads'

$Files = @(
    'VS2005\vcredist_x86.exe',
    'VS2008\vcredist_x86.exe',
    'VS2010\vcredist_x86.exe',
    'VS2012\vcredist_x86.exe',
    'VS2013\vcredist_x86.exe',
    'VS2015\vc_redist.x86.exe',
    'VS2005\vcredist_x64.exe',
    'VS2008\vcredist_x64.exe',
    'VS2010\vcredist_x64.exe',
    'VS2012\vcredist_x64.exe',
    'VS2013\vcredist_x64.exe',
    'VS2015\vc_redist.x64.exe'
)

foreach ($File in $Files) {
    $InstallFile = (Join-Path $BaseDir $File)

    Write-Host ('Beginning install of {0}' -f $InstallFile)
    try { 
        $Proc = Start-Process -FilePath $InstallFile -ArgumentList '/Q' -Wait -PassThru
        Write-Host ('Process exited with RC: {0}' -f $Proc.ExitCode)
    }
    catch {
        Write-Error ('Unable to install {0}' -f $InstallFile)
        $PSItem.Exception
    }
}