Error messages in which the MSVCP100.dll file appears, notify the user notifying that the Microsoft Visual C ++ 2010 component required for the operation of many games and applications is not installed in the system. Problems are subject to Windows, starting with Windows 7.
Method 1: Moving the MSVCP100.DLL library to the system directory
Due to certain reasons, the methods described above may not be available. There will be a good alternative to the manual movement of the missing file (the easiest way to do this by dragging) to one of the Windows system directory folders.
These can be the "System32" or "SYSWOW64" folder, which depends on the identity of the installed OS (in 64-bit the file can be copied immediately in both folders). There are other non-obvious features, so we advise you before starting the manipulation to read the DLL Installation Guide.
It may happen that even installing this file will not solve the problem. Most likely, you will need to make another additional action, namely the registration of the DLL in the system registry. The procedure is very simple, novice will cope with it.
Method 2: Installing Microsoft Visual C ++ 2010
Microsoft Visual SH ++ 2010 package, as a rule, is set by default or complete with the system or together with the program (game), which requires its presence. Sometimes, however, this rule is broken. The library included in the package can also be injured as a result of the activity of malicious or incorrect actions of the user itself.
- Run the installer. Confirm your agreement with the license agreement and click the start button.
- Installation process will begin - its duration depends on the power of your PC.
- After the installation is successfully completed, click "Finish" (on the English version "Finish").
Installing the distributed package is guaranteed to remove all errors associated with MSVCP100.dll.
One of the two recommendations proposed by us will definitely fix the problem, but only subject to the exact respect for all steps.