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- IKobi_Blade9 years agoRising Traveler
Had this problem today, nice to know Origin hasn't improved at all in the course of a year.
- Straatford879 years ago
DICE Team
Hi there,
VC++ is a Windows program, and installer, so not related to Origin specifically.
However, since Origin and its games do use VC++, we can try to help you out with this if you experience an issue. Did you manage to solve it for yourself, or do you still need help?
I would advise to check out the following topic in the meantime:
http://answers.ea.com/t5/Origin/MSVCP100-dll-missing-in-windows-10/m-p/4702068#M160978
- ivrognard9 years agoHero (Retired)
@Cyraneternal @IKobi_Blade unfortunately the vc++ redistributables are on Microsoft. The very same Microsoft that could not be bothered to make a cumulative installer for all the versions of the Visual C++ redist. I have on my PC all the versions for this since 2005 until our days. All are needed for one game or another. Same goes for .Net Framework, another redist needed in a lot of games. If a redist can't be installed, it usually doesn't find one of the Windows updates that they depend on. So a Windows update might or might not solved that.
Also, check your admin privileges. If you are not logged as an admin on your PC, you might be stopped to install certain software.
Origin might still have a long way to go, but is getting there, though not as fast as we might want. Meanwhile, i find the beta version a lot more stable for reasons that are eluding me🙂
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