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i recieve error message when execute my code
note my code has now errors when build the solution
i work on laptop with windows xp sp2
and vc++ 2008
error message

misa.exe - Unable To Locate Component
x This application has failed to start because MSVCR90D.dll was not found. Re-installing the application my fix this problem


note: i remove the vc++ 2008 from my laptop and reinstall it but there is no effect.
thanks
please need help

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This failure is happening at program load because the executable depends on the Visual C++ 2008 debug C runtime, which is not present on your machine. Reinstalling the public redistributable does not restore debug-only CRT files (those shipped with the IDE), so simply reapplying the redist can leave a debug build unable to start. 's suggestion to consult Microsoft resources is reasonable, and 's debugger output confirms this is a missing-runtime problem at startup rather than a compile error.

Recommended actions (quick, practical):

  • Rebuild in Release and run that binary. Release builds depend on redistributable packages that can be installed on target machines.
  • Or change the project to statically link the CRT (Project Properties -> C/C++ -> Code Generation -> Runtime Library -> choose Multi-threaded (/MT)), then rebuild; static linking avoids external CRT DLLs.
  • If you must run a Debug build on that laptop, install the matching Visual Studio (or the development components that include the debug CRT). Do not copy debug CRT DLLs from other machines — that is unsupported.
  • Use a dependency tool (for example Dependency Walker) to inspect missing modules and, if you suspect a manifest/side-by-side issue, use the Windows SxS tracing tools as described in Microsoft's docs.

See Microsoft guidance on redistributing Visual C++ files for the supported options and details: Redistributing Visual C++ files. For a quick dependency check, try Dependency Walker: Dependency Walker.

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I'd suggest that you post this question on Microsoft's dedicated
Visual C++ General forum. They probably know the answer to this one more or less off-the-shelf.

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Debugger:: An unhandled non-continuable STATUS_DLL_NOT_FOUND exception was thrown during process load
The program '[208] misa.exe: Native' has exited with code -1073741515 (0xc0000135).

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