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the program can't start because MSVCR100 dll is missing from your computer with my C# app, can I fix this problem copying this dll into windows system32 folder?
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Start asking to get answers windows visual-studio-2010 visual-c++ msvcrt msvcr100 dll
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As noted in the page you linked, you can choose to statically build the libraries into your app, which guarantees they are always included This is done in the project's properties -> C C++ -> Code Generation -> Runtime Libraries (select multi-threaded or debug, without DLL) If you don't want to statically link these, you can include the runtime DLLs with your program; this is useful for
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