Problem with msvcrt.dll

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I recently picked up Throne of Darkness (a Japanese-themed action RPG) from a
bargain bin, and I'm having trouble getting it to run properly. When I run
the program, I get an error message saying "The procedure entry point
??_V@YAXPAX@Z could not be located in the dynamic link library msvcrt.dll" -
around ten times, and then the program starts. However, the screen flickers
rather badly, particularly when I move the mouse. I've noted that the file
msvcrt.dll exists in a number of versions in various program folders,
including the relevant game folder, but I don't suppose I could replace it
with a different version?

I'm running Windows XP professional, SP2 - I suspect this may be at the
heart of the matter, since the game is too old to support Windows XP.
 
thefinn said:
I recently picked up Throne of Darkness (a Japanese-themed action RPG) from
a
bargain bin, and I'm having trouble getting it to run properly. When I run
the program, I get an error message saying "The procedure entry point
??_V@YAXPAX@Z could not be located in the dynamic link library
msvcrt.dll" -
around ten times, and then the program starts. However, the screen
flickers
rather badly, particularly when I move the mouse. I've noted that the file
msvcrt.dll exists in a number of versions in various program folders,
including the relevant game folder, but I don't suppose I could replace it
with a different version?

I'm running Windows XP professional, SP2 - I suspect this may be at the
heart of the matter, since the game is too old to support Windows XP.
Click to expand...

Make a backup of the dll in the game folder and try copying some of the
different versions in there, ya never know, might fix it. 8-)

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Well, it got rid of the error message, but the flickering is still there.
Seems like I had two unrelated issues to deal with. Time to bust out the
video troubleshooting procedures, I guess.
 
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