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    Default Re: unable to import pyside2 "DLL load failed while importing shiboken2 "?

    The runtime environment in Visual Studio is usually not the same as your normal command line / desktop Windows environment. Make sure your PATH includes the location of this DLL before starting Visual Studio. Also, in your Project configuration (Project -> Properties -> Debugging), make sure the Environment PATH entry there also include the DLL directory.
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    Default Re: unable to import pyside2 "DLL load failed while importing shiboken2 "?

    yes, that was it, thank you.

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