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Phil Hoskins
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Re: cannot access a necessary file msvcr80.dll
Afer installing SR-1 Vista Home Premum I get an error message starting
Outlook that it cannto find this file. when I download net framework 2.0 it
says already installed as part of operating system.
I tried running Office repair to no avail. Have run out of ideas.
Suggestions?
"martynl" wrote:
>
> Hello everyone,
>
> My name's Martyn Lovell, and I'm the development lead of the team that
> produces msvcr80.dll [The Visual C++ Libraries team]. There are a
> couple of things I'd like to clarify.
>
> First, Norton WinDoctor is wrong. It incorrectly reports that msvcr80
> is missing when in fact it is correctly installed in the WinSxS
> directly in the windows. folder. If you own WinDoctor, you should
> report this bug to Symantec so that they get it fixed.
>
> Do NOT copy the this file to any of the folders WinDoctor recommends.
>
> Any slowdown you felt on your system after installing the .NET
> Framework 2.0 was not related to this DLL (since the DLL in question is
> already present in the correct place).
>
> If you uninstalled the .NET Framework 2.0 because of these warnings,
> you should feel safe reinstalling it, as these false warnings are not
> indicative of actual errors.
>
> If you've already attempted to take corrective action for this issue
> (by copying msvcr80.dll or msvcr80d.dll to ...\system32 or to the .NET
> Framework directory), please delete them. These files do not need to be
> copied around, and doing so may cause problems in future.
>
> Similarly, Windows Update will not be providing these files separately.
> They are already included in the .NET Framework, which installs them to
> WinSxS. This is their correct location when used with the .NET
> Framework (though they can correctly be installed in other places). The
> .NET Framework update currently available through Windows Update already
> has all the files it needs.
>
> Please feel free to contact me directly if you have more questions, as
> I don't read this forum regularly.
>
> Martyn Lovell
> Development Lead
> Visual C++ Libraries
> martynl@microsoft.com
>
>
> --
> martynl
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>
Afer installing SR-1 Vista Home Premum I get an error message starting
Outlook that it cannto find this file. when I download net framework 2.0 it
says already installed as part of operating system.
I tried running Office repair to no avail. Have run out of ideas.
Suggestions?
"martynl" wrote:
>
> Hello everyone,
>
> My name's Martyn Lovell, and I'm the development lead of the team that
> produces msvcr80.dll [The Visual C++ Libraries team]. There are a
> couple of things I'd like to clarify.
>
> First, Norton WinDoctor is wrong. It incorrectly reports that msvcr80
> is missing when in fact it is correctly installed in the WinSxS
> directly in the windows. folder. If you own WinDoctor, you should
> report this bug to Symantec so that they get it fixed.
>
> Do NOT copy the this file to any of the folders WinDoctor recommends.
>
> Any slowdown you felt on your system after installing the .NET
> Framework 2.0 was not related to this DLL (since the DLL in question is
> already present in the correct place).
>
> If you uninstalled the .NET Framework 2.0 because of these warnings,
> you should feel safe reinstalling it, as these false warnings are not
> indicative of actual errors.
>
> If you've already attempted to take corrective action for this issue
> (by copying msvcr80.dll or msvcr80d.dll to ...\system32 or to the .NET
> Framework directory), please delete them. These files do not need to be
> copied around, and doing so may cause problems in future.
>
> Similarly, Windows Update will not be providing these files separately.
> They are already included in the .NET Framework, which installs them to
> WinSxS. This is their correct location when used with the .NET
> Framework (though they can correctly be installed in other places). The
> .NET Framework update currently available through Windows Update already
> has all the files it needs.
>
> Please feel free to contact me directly if you have more questions, as
> I don't read this forum regularly.
>
> Martyn Lovell
> Development Lead
> Visual C++ Libraries
> martynl@microsoft.com
>
>
> --
> martynl
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> martynl's Profile: http://www.digitalport.co.uk/digital/member.php?userid=1161
> View this thread: http://www.digitalport.co.uk/digital/showthread.php?t=36097
>
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