Win7 system open software prompts can not find Msvcp50.dll how to solve?

In Win7 system, DLL loss is a common problem. Recently, some users are reflecting the opening software prompt "Cannot find Msvcp50.dll", which causes the software to not run. What is going on? In fact, this may be caused by incompatibility, so how to solve this problem? The following small series for everyone to introduce Win7 system open software prompts can not find Msvcp50.dll solution.

If you are prompted missing when you run a software or compilers, and the like can not find Msvcp50.dll tips, you can download their own copy to the specified directory Msvcp50.dll can (usually the system directory system Or put it in the software directory, or re-add the file reference. After downloading the file, unzip it, and then select X86/X64 according to your system. X86 is a 32-bit computer and X64 is a 64-bit computer. The default is to support 32-bit systems.

The steps to select a file version according to the software situation are more complicated. If it is a Windows dll file, the version number starts with 5.0 or contains nt files that are generally Win2000. XP files with version numbers beginning with 5.1 or containing xp, xpsp1, xpsp2, and xpsp3 are generally available. Files with a version number starting with 6.0 or containing longhorn and vista information are generally Vista files. Win7 files whose version number starts with 6.1 or contains Win7 information. If it is not a Windows dll file, you need to flexibly check the version number, description, information provided by the user, and the version number of the relevant dll to judge.

Then copy the file directly to the system directory: Win95/98/Me system, copy Msvcp50.dll to the C:\\Windows\\System directory. For WinNT/2000 system, copy Msvcp50.dll to the C:\\WINNT\\System32 directory. XP/WIN7/Vista system (64-bit system corresponds to 64-bit dll file, 32-bit system corresponds to 32-bit dll file), copy Msvcp50.dll to C:\\Windows\\System32 directory.

If the system is 64-bit, copy the 32-bit dll file to the C:\\Windows\\SysWOW64 directory. Open & ldquo; start - run - enter regsvr32 Msvcp50.dll & rdquo;, press Enter to solve.

Users who download dll can save the following code as "registered.bat", put it in the same directory of dll files (as long as they have these two files in the same folder), double-click to register. Bat, it will automatically complete Msvcp50.dll registration (Win98 does not support): @echo Start registration copy msvcp50.dll %windir%\\system32\\ regsvr32 %windir%\\system32\\msvcp50.dll /s @echo msvcp50.dll registration success@ Pause

The above is a small series for everyone to introduce the Win7 system to open the software prompts to find Msvcp50.dll solution. If you encounter the above situation, you can follow the above steps, after the operation is completed, there will be no error message.