MSVCR120.dll error missing

[kd9au]

Hi guys

can some one plz help me out , i have this facking MSVCR120.dll error missing . Im using Windows 7 64 bit ultimate . Any one know how to fix this ?

[Lovroman]

(Re)install Visual Studio Service Pack or C++ Redistributable.

[Rai Uchiha]

Or you can go to a sight called DLL Files and search for it, all of them are legit.

[Empror]

Download ALL these files :
1 - msvcp100.dll
2 - msvcp110.dll
3 - msvcp110d.dll
4 - msvcr100.dll
5 - msvcr100d.dll
6 - msvcr110.dll
7 - msvcr110d.dll
8 - msvcr120.dll
9 - msvcr120d.dll

1.) Go to your Windows Folder
Example: C:\Windows

2.) Find there the Folder ""SysWOW64""
Example: C:\Windows\"SysWOW64"

3.) Copy the DLL's and drop them in your ""SysWOW64"" Folder, it will be fixed

[Hitokiri~]

Download ALL these files :
1 - msvcp100.dll
2 - msvcp110.dll
3 - msvcp110d.dll
4 - msvcr100.dll
5 - msvcr100d.dll
6 - msvcr110.dll
7 - msvcr110d.dll
8 - msvcr120.dll
9 - msvcr120d.dll

1.) Go to your Windows Folder
Example: C:\Windows

2.) Find there the Folder ""SysWOW64""
Example: C:\Windows\"SysWOW64"

3.) Copy the DLL's and drop them in your ""SysWOW64"" Folder, it will be fixed

Or you could do it the official way and just install the C++ 2013 runtime since it is guaranteed to have all the DLLs required...

[Rai Uchiha]

I know this is kind of off topic but what is the easiest way to learn C# or C++(which ever is more important for Mod Menus and Wall Hacks)

[L1L_5W0RDF15H]

Another thing you could just download the dll file and stick it in the folder where you executing whatever program.
*For instance the "TecknoMw3 aCI Disabler" gave me the same error, so i just put the dll in the folder with the program and problem solved.
dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?msvcr120# <- Link to the file itself both x32 and x64 versions..

[Hitokiri~]

Another thing you could just download the dll file and stick it in the folder where you executing whatever program.
*For instance the "TecknoMw3 aCI Disabler" gave me the same error, so i just put the dll in the folder with the program and problem solved.
dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?msvcr120# <- Link to the file itself both x32 and x64 versions..

Because downloading from microsoft is too mainstream.
https://www.microsof*****m/en-us/downl....aspx?id=40784

[L1L_5W0RDF15H]

I believe that website retrieves the file from the Microsoft website if I'm not mistaken.
*Also as i am a new member I couldn't post any well know links so i made do with that dll files site, basically a gateway to the originals i believe..

[SliceNDice]

Hi guys

can some one plz help me out , i have this facking MSVCR120.dll error missing . Im using Windows 7 64 bit ultimate . Any one know how to fix this ?

Google it and download the dll. Then move the dll into the file where its missing

[Hitokiri~]

I believe that website retrieves the file from the Microsoft website if I'm not mistaken.
*Also as i am a new member I couldn't post any well know links so i made do with that dll files site, basically a gateway to the originals i believe..

But you can't be certain they weren't modified...

Just FYI, DLLs can contain viruses.
How do I know?
I built some...

[L1L_5W0RDF15H]

Good point, although i usually let my antivirus catch that kind of stuff. *Pretty much ever request requires approval, especially unknown or unrecognized request's.
Not including the level of priority that comes with each file, better yet the way each type of request/action is handled, easier to just say your right i should have used more reputable sources like the official Microsoft website. *Trust me i would have caught any infected dll especially false false positives, no reason any official dll would have set off any alarms to say the least.

[Hitokiri~]

Good point, although i usually let my antivirus catch that kind of stuff. *Pretty much ever request requires approval, especially unknown or unrecognized request's.
Not including the level of priority that comes with each file, better yet the way each type of request/action is handled, easier to just say your right i should have used more reputable sources like the official Microsoft website. *Trust me i would have caught any infected dll especially false false positives, no reason any official dll would have set off any alarms to say the least.

How about I make one and I'll let you try detecting it?

Long story short: Install MSVC++ 2013 runtime library or download it from the internet.
Anyways, topic solved. @Lovroman @Horror