everytime I try to install something from the CD using autorun I get the following error: Couldn't find library MSVCR80.dll. But if I browse to the CD and click on Setup it installs fine. The dll is in the Windows/system32 folder.
View 2 RepliesThis problem was brought about by just an autorun application for the game, 'The Movies' but seeing as it's a system issue, I thought it'd be better of here. I've tried numerous solutions to the problem and to be honest, I've not got very far - I always seem to be getting an error of some kind and it's preventing the game from installing correctly.
View 7 Replies View RelatedI went to install an app (running from CD) but am greeted with an error message:-
"Executable: 'D:path to .exe' had the following unrecoverable error: Couldn't find library MSVCR80.dll (required by C:PROGRA~1COMMON~1MICROS~1OFFICE12MSOXMLMF.DLL). Please ensure that it is installed."
This particular .dll is installed in several folders including system and system32.
I have uninstalled Windows Defender as this is known to cause this particular problem. Have also uninstalled the Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Redistributable and reinstalled to no avail
When I put a CD/DVD in or plug in my digital camera it no longer runs automatically. The dinging sound that is offiliated with plugging in the camera occurs, but nothing pops up. Where do I go to change this setting so that it will pop up with my options as soon as I plug in the camera or put in a CD or DVD?
View 2 Replies View RelatedHi!So this is the problem. When I insert a CD or a DVD disk the autorun does not start!The disk is loaded and ready for use but there is no indication by the autorun!?This option is turned on - I checked!So why is it not working?
View 10 Replies View Relateda while back, I decided to turn off autorun to make sure that things like Sony CDs didn't take over my system. A while after that, the icons for CDs, my hard drive, and my flash drives wouldn't work anymore. You know, the "special" icons set with autorun.inf and an .ico file. I used these so I could quickly differentiate among drives, but now they're all the standard WinXP icons. This seemed to have happened a while after I turned off autorun, so that doesn't seem to be what it could be... but logically, it'd make sense.
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View 5 Replies View RelatedRunning XP Media Center Edition, Version 2002, SP 2 I created several CD on our old computer running Win 98SE using autorun.inf file to automatically open an *.html page containing an index of the contains of the CD(s). The autorun.inf on those CDs don't work on any of our XP computers. The CDs are recognized easily by these computers running XP but won't open the autorun.inf files.
Nowww do note autorun CDs that come with programs, that we buy, run with no trouble which means the autorun option is definitely on. I have even copied the autorun.inf files from program/purchased CDs and changed the file to open name to the *.html file on the CDs and still they won't work. Again do note these CDs with autorun.inf that I created easily run on all our Win98 computers.
How do I recover this file "c:windowsmicrosoft.netframeworkv2.050727aspnet_state.exe"cannot access a necessary file"msvcr80.dll"
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View 6 Replies View RelatedThis is the first forum post iv ever done so hi to all !!!Now getting to the point i have been gettin this MSVCR80.DLL related error for sometime now i believe it started after in installed .net framework 2 from Microsoft.This error would come up whenever i tried opening ms word earlier i used to have OFFICE XP i upgraded to OFFICE 2007 and i still get the same error i now have open office writer as a workaround but thats besides the point
View 13 Replies View RelatedIn trying to open Powerpoint I have started receiving a MSVCR80.dll error stating that it cannot be found. Is this a hard fix. am not a computer newbie, but not what I would called advanced. I have some computer knowledge and have fixed some problems. But I have never had this kind of problem to deal with.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI've installed Quake 4 once before on my computer "ORIGINAL" copy and I copped a virus on my computer, I formated the Computer and i tried installing Quake 4 again but an error occured saying..
Executable "I:setupsrcQuake4.exe" had the following uncoverable error:
Couldn't find library MSVCR80.dll (required by c:PROGRA~1MICROS~2offce12Grooveutil.DLL)
I just got a Dell 530 using XP. After loading a lot of software I ran Nortons I get an 26 errors.
Basically they say the same thing ".........can not access a necessary file, "MSVRC80.DLL". Any suggestions on how to fix this problem
Norton WinDoctor returned a list of "Missing files" which it was unable to repair. One referred to MSMSGR.EXE, and ten others referred to various ".exe" files in "Microsoft.NETFrameworkv.2.0.50727". The common factor in all 11 instances is "cannot access a necessary file, 'msvcr80.dll'". As far as I can tell, my Messenger program and other Microsoft programs in general (Windows XP Pro SP2, IE 6, etc.) all seem to working OK. Moreover, when I did a search for "msvcr80.dll" I located two instances of it on my computer, both in the C:WINDOWSWinSxS folder
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I re-formated my sisters computer yesterday, and after installing it i had no internet. As i hadn't installed any drivers yet, i understood that. But after heading over to dell's site, downloading all of the drivers for her computer and then installing them, i STILL do not have any internet. I don't see any connections on the computer either, it's just blank!
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1) During the installation process of XP, I will partition the 120gb HD as C: but how will the PC recognize the 40gb HD since its formatted as the original c drive?
2) Any suggestions on partitioning the 120gb for performance and security
3) What is the activation process for XP? (previously done by Dell).
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