MSVCR110D.dll missing no matter what

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I have the newest version of every Visual C++ Redist installed on my PC. I googled and found what is supposed to be the proper redist package: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...s/f052d325-3af9-4ae5-990b-b080799724db?auth=1

It didn't work. I installed all 3 of the files, restarted my computer, and nothing. I checked the next page and saw http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/confirmation.aspx?id=5555

Still not working. here is all the ones I have installed: http://prntscr.com/ajoh8q
For a week now i've been uninstalling and reinstalling these. specifically im trying to use layeredfs
 
even if the files was in the same directory? I mean, where the .exe is?
yes. it requires it to be installed I think, not just copied. I used to get these all the time and use dll-files.com to download them. it would keep going one after another saying a different file was missing, until finally This application was unable to start correctly (0xc000007b). Click OK to close the application.
 
I'm going to assume layeredfs is only 32bit, and you have a 64bit PC. Did you install the 32bit runtimes?
I got it to work.

but i have a different question too. whenever I have SketchUp open, it doesn't allow me to open notepad. it says a ruby file is missing or something. im not on my pc atm to get the exact thing. I can open notepad fine when sketchup isnt open tho
 
Like, regular old Notepad? I had no idea that relied on Ruby. Actually, it probably doesn't. It sounds to me that your PATH variable has been screwed up somehow. You can use CCleaner to clean it up, but if that doesn't work, try Notepad++. I use it on all of my Windows installations.
 
Like, regular old Notepad? I had no idea that relied on Ruby. Actually, it probably doesn't. It sounds to me that your PATH variable has been screwed up somehow. You can use CCleaner to clean it up, but if that doesn't work, try Notepad++. I use it on all of my Windows installations.
yes regular notepad. ill try ccleaner
 
MSVCR110D is the debug CRT for MSVC 2012 (hence the D); it isn't included with the redistributables.

I'm not sure why several tools distributed here are linked with the debug CRT, since you're not supposed to do that.
 

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