I have a problem that my PC hangs when rebooting, and now this has likely caused a problem from Windows updates.
When I recently had a hang, and rebooted, and it applied updates, and hung, and I power cycled again (and it booted and hung again which it does for some reason sometimes and then runs stably for a long time) and I power cycled again, this time it came up and said the game site gog.com loader program galaxyclient.exe had an error:
'C:\Windows\SYSTEM32\MSVCP140.dll is either not designed to run on Windows or it contains an error... (edited) Error status: 0xc000012f.
I googled the error and a similar one on the same file says to get the file (from them) and install it.
For whatever reason the video said this is common with game programs.
So, I have a couple options. They offer several versions of the file - ten - half 64 bit and half 32 bit. I'm on 64 bit, but assume from the directory in the error it's the 32 bit file.
I could extract the latest version of the 32 bit file from their site to my SYSTEM32 directory.
Or, I could try re-installing the program and have no idea whether it installs this file or not.
Any suggestions?
When I recently had a hang, and rebooted, and it applied updates, and hung, and I power cycled again (and it booted and hung again which it does for some reason sometimes and then runs stably for a long time) and I power cycled again, this time it came up and said the game site gog.com loader program galaxyclient.exe had an error:
'C:\Windows\SYSTEM32\MSVCP140.dll is either not designed to run on Windows or it contains an error... (edited) Error status: 0xc000012f.
I googled the error and a similar one on the same file says to get the file (from them) and install it.
For whatever reason the video said this is common with game programs.
So, I have a couple options. They offer several versions of the file - ten - half 64 bit and half 32 bit. I'm on 64 bit, but assume from the directory in the error it's the 32 bit file.
I could extract the latest version of the 32 bit file from their site to my SYSTEM32 directory.
Or, I could try re-installing the program and have no idea whether it installs this file or not.
Any suggestions?