Ignore all the people saying, "use visual studio express." I find it admirable to not use a bloated ide such as that.
Switch to codeblocks which is the successor to dev-cpp. It's way easier to use and runs much faster than Visual Studio Express. Just make sure you get the mingw part of codeblocks as well, since dev-cpp's included mingw is depreciated & contains bugs (e.g. file writing).
As for bloodshed Dev-Cpp, after you install codeblocks, point all the compiler stuff in tools to codeblocks mingw & still use it if you find it's easier than codeblocks. Or notepad makes a great ide : ) j/k.
Then if you need visual studio, install it and have codeblocks use visual studio's compiler (each project you get to select a compiler you'd like to use).
Also works on Linux as well as Mac, so your projects can be safely copied/ported to those systems (given it uses supported libraries there).
Another useful ide is relo, though codeblocks I believe, depreciated that as well. It has the same capabilities of using multiple compilers.
ps. I've been using dev-cpp even to this day for over 13 years, and codeblocks for over 2 years. It's great if you have an updated mingw distribution & debugging is so much simpler (set a breakpoint. click debug. click step. simple).
With the ability to simply go to "update" and download your favorite api's makes things way simpler than spending hours personally downloading individual api's, configuring, and installing them. Get gentoo linux (or a simpler one like debian/ubuntoo) and ditch windows if you're into that.
Lemme program & do it quickly... Before my ideas have gone away.