@puzzlezaddict and @roberta591 follow the [EDIT] part on the post I`ve got a solution, and thx puzzle for the help.
@Ballrof Well then, you should run a dxdiag on this computer and attach the results to a post here. (Use the "browse" button.) Then tag roberta591 (put an @ in front) and ask him what he thinks.
@puzzlezaddict and @roberta591 follow the [EDIT] part on the post I`ve got a solution, and thx puzzle for the help.
@Ballrof There are many reasons an install of VC++ may fail and the only solution I have found is to uninstall and reinstall VC++. This can be done by going to Microsoft and downloading the the installer for the version you are looking for. The latest version should be backwards compatible but I have found some programs (games) require a specific previous version to run correctly so you may have more then one version installed. The game installer usually checks to see if VC++ is already installed. If the installer finds no version installed (or the version the game requires) the installer then tries to install a version of the VC++ runtime module. This is just a module that is called by programs and not the complete C++ compiler and is not a stand alone program. hth
