MSVCP120.dll missing about freelan HOT 3 CLOSED

@TopHatProductions115 That's weird: having the VC++ 2013 runtime should be enough.

Any chance you check which DLL exactly freelan tries to load by using depends.exe on the main binary ?

That'll basically list all the DLLs freelan tries to load and give you the paths those DLLs.

Also make sure that your MSVCP120.dll is the right one: it's not uncommon for some malwares to replace those DLLs.

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I will try the depends.exe to see if FreeLAN is pointing to the correct DLL's. But I am positive that I have the correct DLL installed. I accidentally reinstalled it from Microsoft's main website to run another application; http://jarvis.ai-dot.net/.

I will still check to make sure that the DLL is correct, though...

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I am trying to use the depends application, but I am getting loads of
errors when I go to read the FreeLAN executable. I think I willl just try
installing FreeLAN on my Linux VM, and see if I can get better luck. Thanks
for your help...

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On Fri, Sep 19, 2014 at 1:35 PM, Julien Kauffmann [email protected]
wrote:

@TopHatProductions115 https://github.com/TopHatProductions115 That's
weird: having the VC++ 2013 runtime should be enough.

Any chance you check which DLL exactly freelan tries to load by using
depends.exe http://www.dependencywalker.com/ on the main binary ?

That'll basically list all the DLLs freelan tries to load and give you the
paths those DLLs.

Also make sure that your MSVCP120.dll is the right one: it's not uncommon
for some malwares to replace those DLLs.

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