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+ | ====== Rhino 5: Error 0xc000007b ====== | ||
+ | **Problem: | ||
+ | {{http:// | ||
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+ | **Cause: | ||
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+ | **Solution 1:** | ||
+ | - Delete the **msvcr100.dll** under **C: | ||
+ | - Install [[http:// | ||
+ | - Run Rhino 5 64-bit. | ||
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+ | **Solution 2:** If Solution 1 doesn' | ||
+ | - Download **Dependency Walker for x64** from http:// | ||
+ | - Extract the files in the zip file you've downloaded to a folder. | ||
+ | - Run **depends.exe**. | ||
+ | - Open Rhino 5 64-bit' | ||
+ | - Click the header of the **CPU** column to sort the DLLs with their CPU type.\\ {{http:// | ||
+ | - Find the <color red> | ||
+ | - Press **F9** or select **Full Paths** from the **View** menu. | ||
+ | - Find the paths of the **x86** DLLs. | ||
+ | - Delete the x86 DLLs under **C: | ||
+ | - Install [[http:// | ||
+ | - Run Rhino 5 64-bit. | ||
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+ | If the Error 0xc000007b happens when **Rhino 5 32-bit** runs. Use **Dependency Walker for x86** to open Rhino 5 32-bit' | ||
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+ | **Need assistance? | ||
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