diff --git a/doc/distribution_windows.md b/doc/distribution_windows.md
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--- a/doc/distribution_windows.md
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@@ -23,26 +23,33 @@ After plugging the camera into a USB3 port, you should be able to see the newly
 * Click through several simple steps of the installer:
 1. Intel® RealSense™ SDK 2.0 is distributed under the [Apache 2.0](../LICENSE) permissive open-source license:
 
-![Step 1](./img/win_step1.PNG)
+    ![Step 1](./img/win_step1.PNG)
 
 2.  The SDK includes the RealSense Viewer, as well as development packages for various programming languages:
 
-![Step 2](./img/win_step2.PNG)
+    ![Step 2](./img/win_step2.PNG)
 
 3. Approve adding two shortcuts to your desktop:
 
- ![Step 3](./img/win_step3.PNG)
+    ![Step 3](./img/win_step3.PNG)
 
 4. Review before installing:
 
-![Step 4](./img/win_step4.PNG)
+    ![Step 4](./img/win_step4.PNG)
+    
+5. Open the `Intel® RealSense™ Samples` solution:
 
-5. Open the `Intel® RealSense™ Samples`solution:
+    Note: Visual Studio 2022 uses the 64-bit `Program Files` folder rather than the 32-bit `Program Files (x86)` where librealsense is located. </br>
+    To fix this, open `Program Files (x86)/Intel RealSense SDK 2.0/intel.realsense.prop` (elevated permissions may be needed) and change librealsenseSDK macro: </br>
 
-![Step 5](./img/win_shortcuts.PNG)
+    * `<librealsenseSDK>$(ProgramFiles)\Intel RealSense SDK 2.0</librealsenseSDK>` </br>
+    to </br>
+    * `<librealsenseSDK>$(MSBuildProgramFiles32)\Intel RealSense SDK 2.0</librealsenseSDK>`  </br>
+
+    ![Step 5](./img/win_shortcuts.PNG)
 
 6. Press `F5` to compile and run the demos:
 
-![Step 6](./img/win_samples.PNG)
+    ![Step 6](./img/win_samples.PNG)
 
 7. Success!