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Jul 11, 2024, 10:44:42 PM7/11/24
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okay so im trying to install origin and the sims4 for my mom on this Dell inspiron 15 that shes had for years. i completely factory reset it and now that ive tried to install it gives me this message "MSVCP140.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling to fix the problem."
ive tried reinstalling, then going in as an admin and enabling it and nothing.
ive tried uninstalling the entire graphics pack and redoing it and nothing.
ive even tried scaning as an admin.
im like a 2/10 when it comes to knowing what im doing with computers, so this is all from research on different forums and i still cant get anything to work. this is day 5 and i leave for college next week and i was hoping to have this done by then. can someone please help me.

Hoping someone can help! I'm experiencing a similar issue when I try to run Adobe Captivate 2019 on my new laptop. It worked on my older laptop, but for some reason there's a problem on the new one (see screenshot of error message I get). I have installed the redist x64 and x84, reinstalled Captivate and restarted and still having issues. Any ideas?

descargar vcruntime140.dll para windows 7 64 bits


Descargar --->>> https://tinurll.com/2yOXzO



this is also something i have tried, and its just not registering.
after going into my control panel i saw that i have 10 different C++ runtime programs installed but again i have very little experience with computers so i didnt know if uninstaling them all and starting fresh would screw it up or not.
ive tried about everything on this page
-to-fix-msvcp140-dll-is-missing-error-on-windows/

Thank you for making that clear, i installed the 64x one and still had the issue i will try again.
I have downloaded the 86x, its working now. thanks the most for making it clear.
Bruh now its saying i have something else not installed

I had the same problem trying to install an EA game (Unravel) on Steam. I installed both versions x86 and x64 and after that the Origin app installed flawlessly and I could continue with installing the game.
Thank you for this solution.

This. I have had the same problem as Breelee and it always was
missing that DLL but msvcruntime msvcruntime140.dll).
I did not know that you needed to have both 32 bits and 64 bits
installed. And now I think of it it has sense; most applications are
structured for 32 bits.

i'm writting an application that must run on 32 bits windows, but when i test it on windows 7 service pack 1, i get the error that VCRUNTIME140.dll is lacking, is there a way to statically link it?
currently i'm running this comand for compilation "cargo build --target=i686-pc-windows-msvc --release" , and in my cargo.toml i got this
"
[target.i686-pc-windows-msvc]
rustflags = ["-Ctarget-feature=+crt-static", "-Zunstable-options"]
"

Any program compiled with the visual studio compiler toolchain is expected to distribute the C runtime of the respective toolchain version themself. This is true for C/C++ programs and also for Rust when using the msvc variant. I don't think there is a way to statically link it. The distribution is done in the form of the "Visual C++ Redistributable" package. If you look at the list of installed programs, you will likely find multiple versions of this. Each one installed by the installer of a program requiring it.

Alternatively if you do not want to statically link you should have all the necessary files on your system to redistribute. Though finding them can be a bit tricky. In the start menu there should be a special command prompt called "x86 Native Tools". Run that and enter:

It'll print out the directory with installers for different systems. If you don't want to have to run an installer you can also just copy the dll to you application's folder. The dll should be in a folder named something like %VCToolsRedistDir%x86\Microsoft.VC142.CRT (again, use the native tools prompt to get the actual directory).

It should be noted that Microsoft recommend using the installer for "servicing" reasons when dynamic linking. However, judging by the number of applications on my system that ship vcruntime140.dll, I'm guess many people ignore that advice.

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