Otherwise, you're going to hose your system. If you ever do feel the need to put a DLL in SysWoW64 or System32 immediately stop and put it in the same directory as the.
Tales of Zestiria\_CommonRedist\vcredist\2012\vcredist_x86.exe Tales of Zestiria\_CommonRedist\vcredist\2010\vcredist_x86.exe
Use the Visual C++ Redistributable installer that came with the game if you think that you are missing a DLL. You may not hear this prhase often these days, but you are writing yourself a one-way ticket to DLL hell. This is coming from someone with 20 years of development experience on Windows. Originally posted by Kaldaien:No, don't ever download and put anything in SysWOW64 or System32 manually, EVER, period. Any ideas would be appreciated, was really looking forward to this game. My PC runs Windows 10, with 64 bit capability, if that helps anything. There was one dll file that I couldn't replace as for some reason I wasn't allowed to msvcr100_clr0400.dll. Downloaded them, put them in the SysWOW64 folder with the other dll files, aaaaaand. There a found some dll files that apparently helped that guy. I found a similiar tread to this about the same problem in some other games like GTAV. Click OK to close the application."Īfter a quick google search, it has something to do with dll files. I clicked Tales of Zestiria.exe, which gives me the following message: "The application was unable to start correctly (0xc000007b). Now I went into the local files to see if something was up. Today I deleted the game and reinstalled it, still no luck. It gives that "Preparing to launch Tales of Zestiria." message, closes about a second later, and nothing happens. Last night I installed it, and clicked play. Alright, so I pre-ordered the game on Steam.
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