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On Wednesday I was running low on disk space so I uninstalled the November 2001 Platform SDK. Everything seemed to be working OK, but the next day about 5 different processes failed to run, with the error "The procedure entry point ??_U@YAPAXI@Z could not be located in the dynamic link library MSVCRT.dll.". I ran dependency walker on one of the programmes, and according to it the dll MSVCIRT.DLL is the process trying to access the entry point referenced in the error message. The MSVCRT.dll I have is version 6.00.8797.0, I have tried replacing this with the same version from another computer at the office. The MSVCIRT.DLL I have is version 6.10.8637.0. No one else in the office has this version, as no one else apart from me has managed to safely install Microsoft Visual Studio .NET enterprise edition. Please can someone send me the MSVCIRT.DLL as some of the progams failing with the error are part of the operating system like RPCSS.exe. Also Outlook and quite a few of my programs now fall over with this error message.
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On Wednesday I was running low on disk space so I uninstalled the November 2001 Platform SDK. Everything seemed to be working OK, but the next day about 5 different processes failed to run, with the error "The procedure entry point ??_U@YAPAXI@Z could not be located in the dynamic link library MSVCRT.dll.". I ran dependency walker on one of the programmes, and according to it the dll MSVCIRT.DLL is the process trying to access the entry point referenced in the error message. The MSVCRT.dll I have is version 6.00.8797.0, I have tried replacing this with the same version from another computer at the office. The MSVCIRT.DLL I have is version 6.10.8637.0. No one else in the office has this version, as no one else apart from me has managed to safely install Microsoft Visual Studio .NET enterprise edition. Please can someone send me the MSVCIRT.DLL as some of the progams failing with the error are part of the operating system like RPCSS.exe. Also Outlook and quite a few of my programs now fall over with this error message.
Re-install the Nov PSDK. The PSDK is a high priority enough thing not to be uninstalled for freeing space. Delete some other stuff instead! I know this is not really useful, but it's a well thought out suggestion. Nish
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Re-install the Nov PSDK. The PSDK is a high priority enough thing not to be uninstalled for freeing space. Delete some other stuff instead! I know this is not really useful, but it's a well thought out suggestion. Nish
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I tried doing that this morning, but I am still encountering the same error.
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On Wednesday I was running low on disk space so I uninstalled the November 2001 Platform SDK. Everything seemed to be working OK, but the next day about 5 different processes failed to run, with the error "The procedure entry point ??_U@YAPAXI@Z could not be located in the dynamic link library MSVCRT.dll.". I ran dependency walker on one of the programmes, and according to it the dll MSVCIRT.DLL is the process trying to access the entry point referenced in the error message. The MSVCRT.dll I have is version 6.00.8797.0, I have tried replacing this with the same version from another computer at the office. The MSVCIRT.DLL I have is version 6.10.8637.0. No one else in the office has this version, as no one else apart from me has managed to safely install Microsoft Visual Studio .NET enterprise edition. Please can someone send me the MSVCIRT.DLL as some of the progams failing with the error are part of the operating system like RPCSS.exe. Also Outlook and quite a few of my programs now fall over with this error message.
Welcome to DLL Hell. Just a possibility, you may want to find a newer MSVCRT.DLL that contains the missing entry point, rather than an older MSVCIRT.DLL that doesn't look for it. In any case, I have:
MSVCRT.DLL
6.0.8337.0 in the Java2 JRE
6.0.8797.0 in the Visual FoxPro binaries
6.1.9824.0 in the Whos Locking binaries
6.10.9337.7 in the MS SDK Redistrib Win64 setMSVCIRT.DLL
6.10.9337.7 in the MS SDK Redistrib Win64 setWould you like any of them?
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On Wednesday I was running low on disk space so I uninstalled the November 2001 Platform SDK. Everything seemed to be working OK, but the next day about 5 different processes failed to run, with the error "The procedure entry point ??_U@YAPAXI@Z could not be located in the dynamic link library MSVCRT.dll.". I ran dependency walker on one of the programmes, and according to it the dll MSVCIRT.DLL is the process trying to access the entry point referenced in the error message. The MSVCRT.dll I have is version 6.00.8797.0, I have tried replacing this with the same version from another computer at the office. The MSVCIRT.DLL I have is version 6.10.8637.0. No one else in the office has this version, as no one else apart from me has managed to safely install Microsoft Visual Studio .NET enterprise edition. Please can someone send me the MSVCIRT.DLL as some of the progams failing with the error are part of the operating system like RPCSS.exe. Also Outlook and quite a few of my programs now fall over with this error message.
I don't think you should just install a this dll by itself. It might have other dependancies. Look it up in the dll database on the MSDN website to see what would install this version and then install that program. Cathy Life's uncertain, have dessert first!