I have a aprogram file (Claculator.exe) which when I want to run it, it says the message no 1.
I downloaded the msvcp110d.dll (32bit) and tried to register it using this command:
C:\Windows\system32>regsvr32 msvcp110d.dll
on my elevated cmd on my Windows 7 x64.
But caught the message no 2.
How to solve the issue please?
I also have copied the .dll file onto the system32 folder!
That dll goes with the Microsoft Runtime library, try this: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/down...s.aspx?id=5555
I downloaded and installed that vcredist_x86 but the error still exists!
Completely uninstall the Redistributable Package, then use the installer again to have it downloaded and installed to your machine.
I, too, did it but no changes. I think I should somehow register that file.
This a a screenshot from some of the apps instaaled on my Windows 7 64 bit:
The original error message is simply that the dll don't exists, therefore you can't "register" it.
Moreover, as HonorGamer pointed out, that is part of VC++ 2012 runtime libraries, and that is the way to install it. Even more, those runtime libraries aren't ActiveX and as such don't need any kind of "register".
Did you completely uninstall it, and reinstall it? Also make sure you remove the file you added to your system as it may interfere with the installation process.
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