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Friday, 13 December 2013
How to Fix the Visual C++ Runtime Library
The Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library error is one of the more
frequent errors that occur during the use of various computer
applications. It is annoying at best, and can cause problems from pop-up
notifications to the dreaded "blue screen of death." It usually occurs
because the software program has failed to communicate with the Visual
C++ Runtime Library. This error can sometimes be fixed by reinstalling
the Visual C++ Library. In other circumstances, there are several steps
you can take to repair the problem. This is called a clean boot.
Things You'll Need
Latest Visual C++ redistributable package
Registry cleaner software
Instructions
Click the "Start" Button, type "MSCONFIG" in the search bar and press "Enter."
2
Click on the "Services" tab, check the "Hide All Microsoft Services" box and choose the "Disable All" option.
3
Choose the "Startup" tab and click on the "Disable All" option, then click "OK."
4
Restart your computer.
5
Test for system messages once the computer has restarted. If
the "System Configuration Utility" window pops up, click on "Don't show
this message," then click on "OK."
6
Run MSCONFIG again, enabling each program, one at a time, to check for errors until the problem application has been found.
Tips & Warnings
Once the clean
boot has been applied, the computer can be run to see if the problem
still occurs. If not, then the error is caused by one of the disabled
programs. By using MSCONFIG repeatedly, each program can be re-enabled
to determine whether it is causing the problem until the right one is
found.
It is a good
idea to utilize a good registry cleaning program to ensure the best
protection against Visual C++ Runtime Library errors. The registry is
often the cause of these errors and should be monitored closely to
prevent recurrences.
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