invalid license reason code= missing dll msvcp90.dll error: 0*00000570

@Death_viper2

1. Search your game install location for *.exe
2. Right click and run the four vcredist files and the DXSETUP file as an Administrator
3. Reboot and retry playing
4. Let us know here how you get on, thanks.

Unfortunately no it didnt solve it, however the files that I was supposed to run in the vc2005sp1 the vcredist_x64 and the vcredist_x86 im not certain they worked properly they went on to the part where it installs the Microsoft C++ but then out on 

@Death_viper2

What do you mean by "but then out on"?

It just closed, one second it was running then it vanished, no warning, nothing to say what happened wether it failed or worked.

@Death_viper2@holger1405

The 2005 files do close with no indication of success or failure. Are you still seeing the error?

@Death_viper2

As @EA_Barry mentioned the install process of the VC++ 2005 package ends without any message about success.   

Go to your ">drive<:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\Mass Effect 3\__Installer\vc\vc2008sp1\redist" folder and run both the "vcredist_x64.exe" and the "vcredist_x86.exe" as administrator > Reboot > test.

If the error persists, go here and here and download both VC++ packages (x86 and x64) for Visual C++ 2008.

Deinstall all "Microsoft Visual C++ 2008" installations from the Windows Control panel "Programs and  features" > reboot

Then install both (x86 and x64) versions you downloaded. (Run the installer as Admin)  > reboot > test.

If that still don't works, deactivate the cloud save feature for ME3.

Close Origin completely.

Then move the "Mass Effect 3" folder from your "Documents/Bioware" folder to your Desktop > test the game.

yes I am

 I will also try the suggestion below

yes I am unfortunately

ive noticed that I had a number of Microsoft visuals, should I only have 2 ?

sorry didnt work

@Death_viper2

If have not yet done so, right click the game in Origin and then Repair the game. Let that process finish and then retest.