[Solved] MSVCR120.dll error missing

MSVCR120.dll error missing

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 ?

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

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

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

Originally Posted by 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

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...

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)

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..

Originally Posted by 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..

Because downloading from microsoft is too mainstream.
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/downl....aspx?id=40784

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..

Originally Posted by 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..

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

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

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.

Originally Posted by 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.

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

Originally Posted by 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 ?

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

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