So I suppose if there aren't any Maintenance Tool updates you could get by by using that URL.
The second URL ( ) appears to be the actual Qt distribution repository, and I was able to query for new additions and updates by adding that. Once I did that, all the default repos were added. Once complete, exit the application ( do not select restart as that seems to restart the old version), and open it up again. The first one being the solution (will have to expirement with the URL for non-x86 systems): Īdd that as the repo (check and replace the platform portion if needed), select update and it should hopefully update the maintenance tool (it did in my case, I guess my offline install was old enough). Figure 1: Reinstall Microsoft Windows Download operating system Recover. Double-click the downloaded file and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation process. Browse to the folder where the downloaded file is saved. When adding URLs to temporary/user-defined additions to the repository dialog, I noticed that bad URLs failed with an error mentioning update.xml. Click Download operating system Recovery Tool and save the file to the computer ( Figure 1 English only). Attempting to update just gave me the error "Could not retrieve remote tree. It would let me remove items but not update or add new items. Using the URL in the other answer only sort of worked for me. I also had it occur in 5.4, for unknown reasons and don't remember how I fixed it.īut, this time I was able to fix it and I took note. I just downloaded a fresh Qt 5.5 (via online installer) for Windows and ran into this problem.
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