LNK1104: cannot open file 'libraryName.lib' file

Question

error messageThis is my first time using Visual Studio. My plan is to build some simple software with no external libraries & dependencies, and use CMake to turn it in an executable. However, I was hit with an LNK1104 error. The following contains two cpp files & an hpp file.

main.cpp

#include "sum_driver.hpp"


int
main
()
{

        sum_driver      the_driver;
        the_driver.go();
   

}

sum_driver.hpp

#ifndef sum_driver_HPP
#define sum_driver_HPP


using namespace std;

class sum_driver
{
  // Class methods
public:

  // Constructor
  sum_driver(void);

  // Destructor
  ~sum_driver(void);

  void go();
  


  // Attributes
protected:


    int numberGuesser;
};

#endif sum_driver_HPP

sum_driver.cpp:

#include "sum_driver.hpp"
#include <stdio.h> 
#include<stdlib.h>
#include<time.h>

sum_driver::
sum_driver
(void)
{
  char * default_error_name = "sum.err";
 
  {
 
  }


}

sum_driver::
~sum_driver
(void)
{
 
    
}

void
sum_driver::
go
()
{
    int guessingNum = rand() % 100; //number from 1 - 100
    int noOfTimes = 0;
    int numberGuesser = 0;

    printf("Guess a number from 1 - 100 to find out what the number is.");

    while (guessingNum != numberGuesser) {
        scanf("%d", &numberGuesser);

        if (numberGuesser > guessingNum) { //if greater
            printf("%d is greater than the actual number. Guess again!", numberGuesser);
            noOfTimes++;
        }
        if (numberGuesser < guessingNum) { //if less
            printf("%d is less than the actual number. Guess again!", numberGuesser);
            noOfTimes++;
        }
    }

    printf("Congratulations! You guessed it correctly! It took you %d tries! Press escape to leave.", noOfTimes);

}

I've tried getting rid of all input linkers through Project -> Properties -> Linkers -> Input, but that didn't work either. Please note that I want 0 external libraries & dependencies. In other words, I do not want to add them to prevent this error.

EDIT: So I added 'string_util_x64_mtd.lib' because it's a standard C library that's mandatory, but it's still giving me the same error (Input Linker/s Here