I want to create an x64 target but I get the error described below. How do I create an object with machine type x64? Using VS2017 I do the following: File->New->Project Visual C++->Windows Console Application Debug x64 ConsoleApplication1->Rebuild I then get the following error: 1>ConsoleApplication1.cpp 1>x64 Debug ConsoleApplication1.obj: fatal error LNK1112: module machine type 'x86' conflicts with target machine type 'x64' I looked at the first answer in I checked the following: 1. Check your properties options in your linker settings at: Properties > Configuration Properties > Linker > Advanced > Target Machine. Select MachineX64 if you are targeting a 64 bit build, or MachineX86 if you are making a 32 bit build. It was already set to MachineX64.

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Select Build > Configuration Manager from the main menu in visual studio. Make sure your project has the correct platform specified. It is possible for the IDE to be set to build x64 but an individual project in the solution can be set to target win32.

It was already set to x64. In visual studio, select Tools > Options from the main menu. Select Projects and Solutions > VC++ Directories.

Select x64 from the Platform dropdown. Make sure that the first entry is: $(VCInstallDir) bin x86_amd64 followed by $(VCInstallDir) bin. The first and second entry are the same for me, $(VCInstallDir) bin x86_amd64 followed by $(VCInstallDir) bin. Check your library files that they really are of the type of platform are targeting. This can be used by using dumpbin.exe which is in your visual studio VC bin directory. Mac os journaled case sensitive. Use the -headers option to dump all your functions. Look for the machine entry for each function.

It should include x64 if it's a 64 bit build. Dumpbin on the object does not show x64 for the machine, mine shows machine (x86): Dump of file ConsoleApplication1.obj File Type: COFF OBJECT FILE HEADER VALUES 14C machine (x86) So this must be the cause of the error but how do I resolve it? I attached the following files: dumpbin.txt - shows dump of.obj file showing the machine type is wrong in the header. ConsoleApplication1.zip - Compress folder of the newly created solution just before doing a Rebuild of the project. VS2017Info.docx - Contents of the Help->About Microsoft Visual Studio ErrorScreenShot.PNG - Screen shot after doing a Rebuild of the project showing the error message. Karen, Thank you for your VS information. I upgraded my VS from 15.5.7 to 15.7.6 and still get the same error.

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I found that on a Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard 64-bit with VS 2017 15.3.2 that I do not get the error. My end goal is to be able to build both 64-bit and 32-bit targets without restarting VS.

Here are the lines from my C: Program Files (x86) Microsoft Visual Studio 2017 Professional Common7 IDE VC VCTargets Microsoft.Cpp.Common.props file, they look the same as yours: $(VCToolsInstallDir)bin HostX86 x86 $(VCToolsInstallDir)bin HostX86 x64 2. In my Project properties for Debug x64 there is no variable listed for $(VC_ExecutablePath_x64) in VC++ Directores->Executable Directories.