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diff --git a/CMakeLists.txt b/CMakeLists.txt
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index 3f08b6a..88e636b 100644
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--- a/CMakeLists.txt
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+++ b/CMakeLists.txt
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@@ -1026,20 +1026,7 @@ endif()
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if (srt_libspec_static)
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add_library(${TARGET_srt}_static STATIC ${OBJECT_LIB_SUPPORT} ${VIRTUAL_srt})
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-
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- # For Windows, leave the name to be "srt_static.lib".
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- # Windows generates two different library files:
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- # - a usual static library for static linkage
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- # - a shared library exposer, which allows pre-resolution and later dynamic
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- # linkage when running the executable
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- # Both having unfortunately the same names created by MSVC compiler.
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- # It's not the case of Cygwin/MINGW - they are named there libsrt.a and libsrt.dll.a
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- if (MICROSOFT)
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- # Keep _static suffix. By unknown reason, the name must still be set explicitly.
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- set_property(TARGET ${TARGET_srt}_static PROPERTY OUTPUT_NAME ${TARGET_srt}_static)
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- else()
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- set_property(TARGET ${TARGET_srt}_static PROPERTY OUTPUT_NAME ${TARGET_srt})
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- endif()
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+ set_property(TARGET ${TARGET_srt}_static PROPERTY OUTPUT_NAME ${TARGET_srt})
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list (APPEND INSTALL_TARGETS ${TARGET_srt}_static)
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if (ENABLE_ENCRYPTION)
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