A program I am trying to run gives an error report that msvcr100.dll is missing. I down load this file and during the installation I get the report that the file already exists and do I want to overwrite it, to which I reply "yes". I then get the report that the file has been successfully loaded. When I then try to run my program it gives the same error message that msvcr100.dll is missing.
Can anyone tell me what is going on?
dll file already loaded
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Re: dll file already loaded
Hello,
Assuming you have installed the msvcr100.dll using default settings (install recommended) in the DLL-Files Fixer, and are using a 64bit Windows system, you have actually installed two copies of the dll .
A 32bit version to C:\Windows\SysWOW64\, the default folder for 32bit dll-files on a 64bit Windows system,
and a 64bit version to C:\Windows\System32\ .
If on a 32bit Windows system, msvcr100.dll has been instaleld in C:\Windows\System32\
If this did not help your issue, try placing a copy of the dll in the same folder as the program requesting it, making sure you use a 32bit dll for a 32bit program, an vice versa.
Ex. C:\Program Files (x86)\program name\msvcr100.dll
You can do this is in the DLL-Files Fixer:
http://blog.dll-files.com/wp-content/up ... tions2.png
This dll-file is a part of the "Microsoft Visual C++ 10.0 redistributable package".
If replacing this single file does not help, re-install the complete package.
If using a 32bit (x86) Windows system, install the 32bit (x86) version.
If using a 64bit (x64) Windows system, install both the 32bit (x86), and the 64bit (x64) versions.
Available from Microsoft at;
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2977003
Regards
Erik
DLL-Files.com
Assuming you have installed the msvcr100.dll using default settings (install recommended) in the DLL-Files Fixer, and are using a 64bit Windows system, you have actually installed two copies of the dll .
A 32bit version to C:\Windows\SysWOW64\, the default folder for 32bit dll-files on a 64bit Windows system,
and a 64bit version to C:\Windows\System32\ .
If on a 32bit Windows system, msvcr100.dll has been instaleld in C:\Windows\System32\
If this did not help your issue, try placing a copy of the dll in the same folder as the program requesting it, making sure you use a 32bit dll for a 32bit program, an vice versa.
Ex. C:\Program Files (x86)\program name\msvcr100.dll
You can do this is in the DLL-Files Fixer:
http://blog.dll-files.com/wp-content/up ... tions2.png
This dll-file is a part of the "Microsoft Visual C++ 10.0 redistributable package".
If replacing this single file does not help, re-install the complete package.
If using a 32bit (x86) Windows system, install the 32bit (x86) version.
If using a 64bit (x64) Windows system, install both the 32bit (x86), and the 64bit (x64) versions.
Available from Microsoft at;
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2977003
Regards
Erik
DLL-Files.com