Luminous Landscape Forum
Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Adobe Lightroom Q&A => Topic started by: NigelC on January 14, 2013, 06:35:57 am
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When I try to open LR4, or LR3, I get a message "msvrc100.dll is missing - try re-installing the programme" I have done that - it doesn't work. I've also downloaded the repair .net framework from microsoft and other prompted downloads, rebooted, re-installed LR4 again (when it went through a repair missing files/elements cycle) and still comes up with same prompt. Seems like something has corrupted my system
Any ideas?
PS - was working OK a few days ago
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Tried doing a System Restore back to the last date you were OK?
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Sorry I can't give a specific answer, but I've read of this error before, so try searching (or asking on) http://forums.adobe.com/community/lightroom (http://forums.adobe.com/community/lightroom) or try Google: I got 6520 hits when I searched "Lightroom error msvrc100.dll is missing".
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That's simply a core file shared by many apps, in LR's case the SQL engine. You might simply have a hard drive that's corrupted, do a full scan.
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Yes it is a shared Windows file, I would run a Registry Cleaner/Checker to optimize and replace any missing files. If you still cannot get the program to launch you may have a deeper seated problem. Does this happen with any other applications or just Lightroom?
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Yes it is a shared Windows file, I would run a Registry Cleaner/Checker to optimize and replace any missing files. If you still cannot get the program to launch you may have a deeper seated problem. Does this happen with any other applications or just Lightroom?
Just Lightroom it seems
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Have you tried re-installing and running a new C++ package?
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=14632
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Just Lightroom it seems
Have you tried a System Restore back to the day you were last OK?
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I had this same problem a week or so ago. http://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom/kb/error-unable-start-correctly-0xc00007b.html may solve your problem. Solution 1 solved my problem.
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Josh - yes tried that no joy
John - about to try that when I've made sure all picture files backed up tp DVD - however, I haven't been very diligent about creating restore points so not that hopeful
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Bryan - tried Solution 1 - doesn't work for me
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Aren't restore points created automatically?
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System restore has nothing to do with it, it's only about drivers.
You need to scan for a bad HDD.