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Originally Posted by blackdragonsdg
If you need MSVCP90.dll then do a google search for it and you will find a workable solution many times over. I really wish I could say more about this but it would violate forum rules.
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I don't see why it would violate forum rules. It's part of a freely distributable runtime available for download directly from Microsoft.
The one I linked should have fixed it if it was installed. If it didn't then whoever compiled it may not have upgraded to SP1. Try downloading and installing the non-SP1 version of the Visual Studio 2008 runtime.
You can also download a program called Dependency Walker that will show you exactly what DLL files are needed to run something and show you which ones you do not have installed.
It's odd that you didn't already have the runtime installed. Almost every program built with Visual Studio 2008 would have to include it in their installer for the program to work.