800736B1

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After upgrading to VS2005/SP1 we started seeing this error (800736B1) on our
VC dlls. As close as I can determine it has something to do with the C
runtime.?

I copied the files from Microsoft.VC80.CRT along with the VC dll and this
seems to work on some machines but not on others, so there must be some
additional dependancies.?

On the machines (2003 standard and enterprise servers) where this works I
can't put these dlls on the path they need to be in the same directory with
the dll. So how does this work if the VC dll is deployed in the GAC?
 
Hi Scott ,

Error code "800736B1" means "This application has failed to start because
the application configuration is incorrect. Reinstalling the application
may fix this problem." Can you tell me where do you get this error code
from, EventLog or somewhere else?

Is your application using VC mixed code or pure native code? Since you are
talking about GAC, I assume you used managed code. Then, is it possible for
you to provide the managed exception details regarding the error code
800736B1? This will help us to analysis the root cause.

Anyway, the easiest way to troubleshoot this problem is using Dependency
Walker(C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio
8\Common7\Tools\Bin\depends.exe) to launch your application on the
problematic machine. Then, you may get some hint about which file is
missing during the binding.

Please feel free to feedback the details here, thanks.

Best regards,
Jeffrey Tan
Microsoft Online Community Support
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