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Working on installing with GPU support on my new Windows box. One of the "fun" parts is making sure you have the right version of all the prerequisites.

Not the latest version. The right version.

For example, you need to have a 2015 version of Visual Studio.

Python virtual environments make this relatively painless for Python libraries, but what if it turns out I need VS 2017 for something else?

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