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MinGW specifically warns agains installing to any path with blank spaces, and recommends installing to C:\MinGW. I suspect that CodeBlocks is having a problem due to the blank spaces in the path (\Program Files (x86)) it installs to by default. I went to MinGW and downloaded my own MinGW gfortran to C:\MinGW, which is the default location in CodeBlocks. Auto-detect could not find gfortran, and when I entered it manually with the path, CodeBlocks still couldn't fint it. I just loaded CodeBlocks for the first time myself, and had the same issue. There are a lot of comments on the CodeBlocks forum about CodeBlocks not being able to find the compiler.
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