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I have updated my runtime app that controls our LED panels from a Max 6 runtime to a Max 7 runtime, as new users are using Win10 and don't want to/ can't install QuickTime. I packaged the runtime into an installer and it works fine on my Win7 desktop but when I tried to install it on a new Win10 desktop the installed application won't run. I get 2 errors: the first is 'The program can't start because MSVCP100.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem.' . The second is the same but for the MSVCR100.dll is reported missing. Googled it and tried to install Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package (x64) but that did not fix the error. Searched the forum and only found one post but it was related to building externals with Microsoft Visual C++.

Can anyone help me here? Is this something screwy with my one Win10 PC config or something that will happen with everyone? I need to fix it here but also make sure its fixed as part of the general install process

I have updated my runtime app that controls our LED panels from a Max 6 runtime to a Max 7 runtime, as new users are using Win10 and don't want to/ can't install QuickTime. I packaged the runtime into an installer and it works fine on my Win7 desktop but when I tried to install it on a new Win10 desktop the installed application won't run. I get 2 errors: the first is  'The program can't start because MSVCP100.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem.' . The second is the same but for the MSVCR100.dll is reported missing. Googled it and tried to install Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package (x64) but that did not fix the error. Searched the forum and only found one post but it was related to building externals with Microsoft Visual C++.

I have updated my runtime app that controls our LED panels from a Max 6 runtime to a Max 7 runtime, as new users are using Win10 and don't w

win10-max-runtime-msvcp100·dll-and-msvcr100·dll-reported-missing

almost allways ends up with missing dlls.

That's because max installer was not run on the target system.

So You need to know which version of Visual C++ is needed,

depending on Max version. 2010, 2012, 2013 etc etc ???

This has been discussed few times on the forum here.

And another trouble You will get is when runtime allready exists on

the target PC, but it is not the version that You need...

Than it needs uninstalling, reinstalling ...

Thx, Source Audio but I would be surprised to learn that Max 7 had dll requirements for Windows 10 that were not clearly stated. I have made runtimes for my Max LED control system for 5 years now, updating the patcher, the runtime and the Max version along the way, and this is the first time I have seen an error like this. The only thing I've had to check in my installer script was for the presence of QuickTime, which I don't have to do anymore with Max 7. As I said the installer works fine on my Win 7 desktop PC, so don't know why its failing on Win 10.

As I understand it also, Max's dependency on C runtime libraries is covered by the maxcrt.dll and maxcrt_p.dll files in the Support folder of the runtime

Thx, Source Audio but I would be surprised to learn that Max 7 had dll requirements for Windows 10 that were not clearly stated. I have made runtimes for my Max LED control system for 5 years now, updating the patcher, the runtime and the Max version along the way, and this is the first time I have seen an error like this. The only thing I've had to check in my installer script was  for  the presence of QuickTime, which I don't have to do anymore with Max 7.  As I said the installer works fine on my Win 7 desktop PC, so don't know why its failing on Win 10.

As I understand it also, Max's dependency on C runtime libraries is covered by the  maxcrt.dll and maxcrt_p.dll files in the Support folder of the runtime

Just search the forum for missing dlls, there are plenty of

MSVCP100.dll is a very important file because it needs to be accessible when you are running particular softwares. The time this file goes missing from the system, softwares will also stop responding and show an error i.e. MSVCP100.dll is missing. It happens when by accident you delete MSVCP100.dll from your system. We have some solutions to solve this error but in case you want to go for more solutions you can go for this website 

https://appuals.com/msvcp100-dll-is-missing/

Method 1: Downloading the “MSVCP.dll” File From External Resources: This method is only suggested if your internet is verifying it. Here just check your version of windows whether they are 32-bit or 64-bit and go to the DLL Webpage and go for the third column that has option of Manual Fix. Go down and tap Download Zip-File. It will ask you to select your version of DLL and install it. After that utilize file extractor devices such as WinRAR or 7-Zip. Copy the dll file. Where you extracted files and navigate to C:\Windows\System32 directory and paste the file you copied. 

Method 2: Running SFC Scan: You can utilize this solution to start a complete scan of your system while utilizing a built-in Windows tool named System File Checker Tool. It will probably resolve all the corrupted or misplaced files from your system.

 MSVCP100.dll is a very important file because it needs to be accessible when you are running particular softwares. The time this file goes missing from the system, softwares will also stop responding and show an error i.e. MSVCP100.dll is missing. It happens when by accident you delete MSVCP100.dll from your system. We have some solutions to solve this error but in case you want to go for more solutions you can go for this website https://appuals.com/msvcp100-dll-is-missing/ 

Method 1: Downloading the “MSVCP.dll” File From External Resources:  This method is only suggested if your internet is verifying it. Here just check your version of windows whether they are 32-bit or 64-bit and go to the DLL Webpage and go for the third column that has option of Manual Fix. Go down and tap Download Zip-File. It will ask you to select your version of DLL and install it. After that utilize file extractor devices such as WinRAR or 7-Zip. Copy the dll file. Where you extracted files and navigate to C:\Windows\System32 directory and paste the file you copied. 

Method 2: Running SFC Scan: You can utilize this solution to start a complete scan of your system while utilizing a built-in Windows tool named System File Checker Tool. It will probably resolve all the corrupted or misplaced files from your system. 

I never had both the errors at the same time on win10. I came occurs msvcp100.dll error on the win10 Max runtime. I tried first to know the cause of it, it could be mistakenly deleted by you from your computer. The causes of this error are various and also they do have various solutions. You can try my way just download or get Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 service pack to fix it. If it still doesn't fix try re-installing the application or go to a step by step process to fix 

I never had both the errors at the same time on win10. I came occurs  msvcp100.dll  error on the win10 Max runtime. I tried first to know the cause of it, it could be mistakenly deleted by you from your computer. The causes of this error are various and also they do have various solutions. You can try my way just download or get  Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 service pack   to fix it. If it still doesn't fix try re-installing the application or go to a step by step process to fix  msvcp100.dll  missing file error.    

win10 Max runtime: MSVCP100.dll and MSVCR100.dll reported missing