Runtime error

[josefdoc]

Hi in some routes in TS2009 I get a runtime error does anyone know why?

Thanks

 

[x002x]

Could you post a screenshot of what the error looks like. I'm sure someone here has seen it before. Also, what service pack are you running and what are your system specs?

Cheers

 

[josefdoc]

Hi here is a screenshot of what the error looks like:

And I am running TS2009 SP3.

And for my computer the only spec I know is that it has an intel core 2 duo processor.

Thanks

 

[shaneturner12]

The picture's too small to see clearly.

Shane

EDIT: I see you have now replaced the picture.

Looks like you need either the Visual C++ 2005 or Visual C++ 2008 redistibutables.

 

[HiBaller]

Picture is nice and big here. It appears as if you don't have the right version of the C++ Runtime Library (or an update to it) installed. You might check with the Microsoft site and see if thee are any updates.

Bill

 

[shaneturner12]

I've just found another couple of possible reasons - registry issues, outdated drivers, or even a virus attack.



Watch out for the links in the article - they may do more harm than good.

Shane

 

[josefdoc]

I downloaded the pareto logic but when I click fix the program dosen't respond and closes.

 

[shaneturner12]

I see people do not read my posts properly - it's the webpage itself that has the important information, not the associated links.

This is why I said to watch out for the links, as they can do more harm than good.

Shane

 

[HiBaller]

I downloaded the pareto logic but when I click fix the program dosen't respond and closes.

I also looked at the page Shane posted. It is quite likely you have just given yourself a bit of malware or worse, a virus. You should now run a scan with a good anti-malware produce (MalwareBytes is very good) and your anti-virus.

The page itself (not any of the links on it) contained several alternative reasons for your problem.

Bill

 

[shaneturner12]

I can re-post the link if needed, but the warning still applies.

Shane

 

[josefdoc]

ok, please repost the link.

Thanks

 

[shaneturner12]

OK the link is http://www.articlewritingclicks.com..._Pure_Virtual_Function_Call__Repair_Tool.html.

**** DO NOT CLICK THE LINKS IN THE ARTICLE ****

Shane

 

[josefdoc]

Ok, i think the drivers are outdated how would I update them?

Thanks

 

[fran1]

Ok, i think the drivers are outdated how would I update them?

Thanks

If it's the C++ library out of date go to microsoft updates, they might be in the optional updates.

 

[josefdoc]

No it's not in the optional updates.

 

[fran1]

Check if you have them installed, control panel, programs and features or add remove programs, look for C++ 2005 redistributable and C++ 2008 redistributable, there is also a C++ 2010

 

[josefdoc]

I downloaded all the C++ libraries and it didn't fix the problem.

Thanks

 

[shaneturner12]

OK - it may be worth looking into the following:

1.A possible malware attack - use a reliable antivirus tool to check this.
2.A misconfigured registry - CCleaner is a reasonable tool for this, but do get advice before using the tool.

Shane