Fabios_ss,
I think the problem lies in one file, MSVCRT.dll and it's version (how
new it is). First I'll suggest some possible problems and then I will
walk you through step by step as if you have all of them. This way we
can troubleshoot multiple causes at the same time and hopefully fix
the problem for good.
The problem seems to be with the file MSVCRT.dll. Though the software
seemed to install properly, that one file may have been in use and
this might cause the problem. A couple other reasons could be the
program not recognizing the correct version, overwriting a newer
version of MSVCRT.dll during the install, or another program using a
newer version when the program specifically needs and older one. Also,
it could be caused by multiple or incorrectly installed Microsoft's
Visual C Runtime Libraries.
Subject: Re: Extensions Manager error, Message 7 in thread
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=utf-8&th=603e26a9d784615a&rnum=19
The other problem could be as simple as a reboot:
Missing dll MSVCRT after installing ADAMS.
http://support.adams.com/kb/faq.asp?ID=kb8118.dasp
---Walkthrough---
(This is meant to cover the most common causes of this problem but
might not catch your particular problem. If it does not work then
please "Request Answer Clarification" and explain what's happening and
what steps you followed and I'll help you until a satisfactory
solution is found).
First step is to get the easy possible problems out of the way.
Reboot the computer. (Start, Shut Down, Restart, OK)
Test the problem again (try to see if you can make the error reoccur
by thoroughly running the application again). If the error message
does not occur then the problem is probably fixed.
I doubt this is the problem, however, and think the next method would
work better.
Download MSVCRT.dll (6.10.8637.0) from here:
http://vigilante.free.fr/files/msvcrt.zip
and place it on the desktop (or where you can easily access and
remember it when we use it later).
Now we'll need to restart the computer again, but this time in safe
mode.
How to boot WinNT into safe mode.
http://www.mydesktophelp.com/tips/misc06.htm
Then restart the computer and choose:
SAFE Windows NT Workstation Version 4.00 (or whatever version you
choose to call it).
This will use the base vga driver (so you'll probably get 640*480*16
resolution which means everything might look less colorful and "zoomed
in") and skip your startup files.
Now find MSVCRT.dll (Start, Find, File or Folders, Named MSVCRT.dll,
Find Now).
You might have multiple copies. The one(s) you are interested in are
the one in the system folder:
c:\winnt\system32 (and possibly the one in the folder of the program
that is giving the error IF there is one there as well, if not then
the system folder one is the only one we're concerned with).
Right-click on MSVCRT.dll and Rename it to MSVCRT.old -- that's so you
can undo the change if it needs to be done later.
Now try reinstalling the program that gives the error message. The
installer program should be able to correctly copy over MSVCRT.dll now
(because it's not in use).
Now Reboot (into regular mode) and Test it again. If it works then it
is probably fixed. If it does not then reboot into safe mode again and
delete MSVCRT.dll from the place(s) you renamed it earlier. Now copy
over the file that you downloaded to the desktop (or wherever) and put
it in the system folder (and in the program's folder if you found a
version in there before).
Now reboot into regular mode and test again. Hopefully, this solves
the problem, if not read on.
From this post here:
Subject: Re: CheckPoint - Msvcrt.dll error, Message 2 in thread
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=utf-8&th=1665ddee7d366b64&rnum=3
it could also be a problem with MFC42.DLL. If this is the case try the
above steps with both MSVCRT.dll and MFC42.dll. What I mean by that
is, rename and replace both files at the same time in the above steps
(wherever this is msvcrt.dll also do the same with mfc42.dll).
A copy of MFC42.dll can be found here:
http://dll.softandco.com/dll/download.html?ID=1&dn=Mfc42.dll
I hope this fixes the problem, but if it doesn't, or if anything is
unclear, then please "Request Answer Clarification" before you "Rate
this Answer" and explain what's happening and I'll do my best to help
solve this for you.
arcadesdude-ga
Google Answers Researcher
Sources/Links:
MSVCRT.dll download
http://vigilante.free.fr/files/msvcrt.zip
MFC42.dll download
http://dll.softandco.com/dll/download.html?ID=1&dn=Mfc42.dll
Missing dll MSVCRT after installing ADAMS.
http://support.adams.com/kb/faq.asp?ID=kb8118.dasp
Subject: Re: Extensions Manager error, Message 7 in thread
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=utf-8&th=603e26a9d784615a&rnum=19
How to boot WinNT into safe mode.
http://www.mydesktophelp.com/tips/misc06.htm
Subject: Re: CheckPoint - Msvcrt.dll error, Message 2 in thread
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=utf-8&th=1665ddee7d366b64&rnum=3
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