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[That Dawg]

Took a break-if you ask why, you haven't played for TWO years.., came back new computer, fresh install windows seven..
and a fresh install of game...and..

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program can't start because msvcr100.dll is missing

cool, reinstall a fresh off MS Visual C++...and it wont let me..says I have a newer version already installed...
so, ran the patcher.. it deleted the cache..ironic, as I haven't been able to play.
I have a 64 bit system, have ticked the 64 bit thing off in top right settings..and boom...

yes, I tried the fecked up search too...as always, the space monkey who programmed the search gives me stuff from 2012 and the worse answers possible.

SO...here I sit, broke hearted
tried to play, but the game farted

[Lily from animove]

you could manually downlaod that .dll and register it via a cmd command. should work too.

[That Dawg]

thanks.
how do I do that? (not the download part...I already found the dll file on my pc,, and extracted it from the MS zip file, the command prompt part)

[That Dawg]

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Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7601]
Copyright (c) 2009 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

C:\Users\Medina>sfc /scannow

Beginning system scan. This process will take some time.

Beginning verification phase of system scan.
Verification 100% complete.

Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations.

C:\Users\>

well....so, my system has correctly installed this missing DLL, yet the game seems to think it hasn't.
Found, and read a dozen complaints about the same thing, and no fix.
*** it? Really willing to spend my bored money somewhere this weekend

[That Dawg]

hahahaha

ok, so it WILL run in 'forced 32 bit'

what advantage could this be over my 64bit dx10/dx11 system...that, you know, used to run it before I reinstalled the game?

ffs

[SIN Deacon]

Had the same problem after i updated to windows 10 yet it worked on 8.1. I had to update direct x9.0. You can find the installer with a simple google search. Should be run-time direct x 9.0c. Game requires this till you boot up and switch over to direct x 11

[That Dawg]

ran the DX tool, said my stuff was up to date, and wouldn't install.

rats

[GR4VO]

I had to uninstall all latest versions and start from scratch with DX9 then the rest and it works fine.
Hope this helps you out.

[That Dawg]

I appreciate the replies.

The game runs in 32bit....so, I started it up, clicked the force DX11 and it runs (horribly)
anyone else trying to fix it, https://www.raymond....repair-directx/
be warned, completely removing DX may force reinstalling windows.(depending on your version)

well, I'll try a couple more things, but honestly....been here since Jan 2013, and of the 12-15 who started originally...its me who is left...and for reasons ranging from things like this to all the rest you know about if you've been here for any time at all. *sigh*
Pity, the new computer just makes the game look amazing! The dust and crap that rises up from laser damage is pretty incredible.

[Kieva]

I'm having the same problem right now. My DirectX is up to date, I'm on Windows 7, and I've tried just about everything.

[ApolloKaras]

That Dawg, on 28 August 2015 - 04:49 AM, said:

Took a break-if you ask why, you haven't played for TWO years.., came back new computer, fresh install windows seven..
and a fresh install of game...and..



cool, reinstall a fresh off MS Visual C++...and it wont let me..says I have a newer version already installed...
so, ran the patcher.. it deleted the cache..ironic, as I haven't been able to play.
I have a 64 bit system, have ticked the 64 bit thing off in top right settings..and boom...

yes, I tried the fecked up search too...as always, the space monkey who programmed the search gives me stuff from 2012 and the worse answers possible.

SO...here I sit, broke hearted
tried to play, but the game farted

MSVCP100.dll is a C++ libary DLL. You can download those here:

http://www.microsoft...ls.aspx?id=8328 - x86

http://www.microsoft...s.aspx?id=13523 - x64

Lily from animove, on 28 August 2015 - 06:19 AM, said:

you could manually downlaod that .dll and register it via a cmd command. should work too.

registering only works in the activeX runtime libraries. If we were to attempt to register the dll we would get something that looks like this: The module was loaded but the entry=point dllregistersrv was not found or something to that effect.

Let me know if this fixes your problem

Edited by Saxie, 07 September 2015 - 01:16 PM.