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Digitals
20th July 2008, 19:13
how can i fix this problem please help me out, i am using windows 2003 R2 version

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i already downloaded dll file n place still i am getting the same error

Digitals
20th July 2008, 19:16
when i open avs file in megui i am getting this error

Placio74
20th July 2008, 19:36
Mistake - wrong info - removed.

clsid
20th July 2008, 20:04
He doesn't need that runtime.

msvcr71.dll is needed for stuff compiled with Visual C++ 2003 SP1

There are a million places on the Internet where you can download that file. Place it in the system32 directory.

Placio74
20th July 2008, 20:37
Right. My mistake.

dat720
21st July 2008, 08:04
The simple solution is when you get an error relating to missing dll's download the required dll and place it in the folder for the program or the system32 folder, either place will work.

If it still doesnt work you may need to register the dll, with a command like:
regsvr32 <path & filename of dll or ocx>

e.g.
regsvr32 msvcr71.dll
or
regsvr32 c:\windows\system32\msvcr71.dll

If a dll is in the system32 folder you do not need the full path.

As clsid already said there is literlly thousands if not millions of sites which would have a copy of this dll....

Google is your friend!

setarip_old
21st July 2008, 08:34
@dat720

If I remember correctly, your second example should read: c:\windows\system32\regsvr32 msvcr71.dll (Note the space between "regsvr32" and "msvcr71.dll")

dat720
21st July 2008, 10:59
That is correct if you need to point to the path of revsrv32, but i was trying to point out that you can register dll's in other locations....

if msvcr71.dll was in d:\downloads then this would work:
regsvr32 d:\downloads\msvcr71.dll

clsid
21st July 2008, 12:53
I would just like to add that msvcr71.dll does NOT need to be registered. Registering files should and can be done only with special files, such as DirectShow filters.

dat720
21st July 2008, 20:51
clsid my post said IF it doesn't work you may need to register the dll!

clsid
21st July 2008, 21:09
I know that. But an unknowing user that reads three posts about registering a file gets confused. So I clarified it.

dat720
22nd July 2008, 10:52
Fair enough

Digitals
26th July 2008, 18:02
Thnx guys prob solved..