Invalid License Reason code = Missing DLL: (msvpc 120.dll) Error 0xc1

That file, msvcp120.dll is a Windows System File and it may be missing or corrupt.

Run System File Checker to ensure the integrity of Windows system files: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929833

First thank you so much for your help but I am having a secondary problem. I am the system administrator for my computer but I keep getting a System Administrator has set this computer to not execute or run certain (this type of) file/s. How do I fix this and as far as I know, I've done no such thing. (The computer did have a previous owner.)

Did you do a clean installation of your Operating System when you got the machine?

Certain functions may be blocked by the previous user but if you have Admin privileges then you have the authority to make the required changes to the permissions previously set.

The previous owner was supposed to have done a clean install and everything looked good to me, so I didn't. 😕mileysad:
I don't know how to get to the admin settings. Can you tell me how to do that or is there a way to manually remove the file and replace it with another one? And if so, where would I get one? My OS is Windows 7 with Service Pack 1, but I think I mentioned that. Previously I used XP and had no problems finding anything. But with 7, I find myself getting lost looking for what I easily found in XP. 😕mileyfrustrated:
Thank you so much for your help so far.

Happy to try to help you!

Try this direct link to the installer that will add the missing/corrupt file when run: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784

Enable the original Windows admin account:

Go to: Control panel, Administrative tools, Computer Management, Local Users and Groups, Users,

Right click the Administrator account, Properties, untick the box for Account is disabled, Apply, OK, Reboot.

Again, let me say thank you for your kindness, patience and help. I did as your last post suggested and repaired the files, still got the error code. So then I went back to your first reply and did the Command Prompt and ran the scan, it came up with "Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations". I then went to start up my game and still got the error code in the subject line. I was so hoping the matter had been resolved! Is there anything else to try?

Try the Microsoft link to the redistributable installer in my above post.

I'm sorry, my game is still not working and I've done everything you've said. I guess I will try live chat tomorrow because I am at a loss here and it's been a week since I've been able to play the game. I sincerely appreciate all you've done. Since nothing has worked in my particular circumstances, I don't feel as if it would be right for me to accept anything as a solution, but do want you to get "credit" or whatever else you should get for trying your best to help me. Just let me know what that might be and again, thanks for everything, you've been very helpful and kind. 

Yes, an Advisor can walk you through more troubleshooting steps, hopefully to the point of resolution.

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Barry, I know you have done what you can and I appreciate your assistance but, I am still having the same problem with my game. I've run every scan known to man, uninstalled and re-installed at least a half dozen times did every step the live chat tech told me to do, unfortunately our chat was cut off before we were done and I could not resume it.  So, I left a message at the service center or whatever it is for EA to call me and I waited over 2 hours and no call. Returned to see if I could contact someone and the message I got was that my case was closed.
I would like some help in getting my game working as it's been 2 weeks now and it would certainly be nice if I were able to play this game I paid so much for. 

Is there any way I could possibly get some help from someone, somewhere please?