Origin Error 0xc000007b after Win7 Repair

zanny8

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Hello,

Been googling and researching different repair options for a while now and so far, no luck. My original error was no MSVCP120.dll file, but i believe i have fixed that. One of the steps i attempted to fix that was a Windows repair from the original installation disc. Didn't end up doing anything in the end, but im thinking it must have changed something because now i get the (0xc000007b) error instead. I've uninstalled and reinstalled all the C++ programs, even used the tool that installs all at once, and i still get this error. I've tried uninstalling origin and reinstalling and it gives me this same error near the beginning of downloading.

I need help guys T.T. Just bought and started playing The Witcher 3 yesterday and it ran fine without problems.

[EDIT: Also my MSI Afterburner is receiving an error.]

Windows 7
MSI GTX 1060
Asus M5A97 R2.0
amd fx - 8350 3.5
 

zanny8

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Question from zanny8 : "Installing Origin- Error (0xc000007b)"

Hello,

Been googling and researching different repair options for a while now and so far, no luck. My original error was no MSVCP120.dll file, but i believe i have fixed that. One of the steps i attempted to fix that was a Windows repair from the original installation disc. Didn't end up doing anything in the end, but im thinking it must have changed something because now i get the (0xc000007b) error instead. I've uninstalled and reinstalled all the C++ programs, even used the tool that installs all at once, and i still get this error. I've tried uninstalling origin and reinstalling and it gives me this same error near the beginning of downloading.

I need help guys T.T. Just bought and started playing The Witcher 3 yesterday and it ran fine without problems.

[EDIT: Also my MSI Afterburner is receiving an error.]

Windows 7
MSI GTX 1060
Asus M5A97 R2.0
amd fx - 8350 3.5
 

zanny8

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I have done all these besides the very last option, and I'd rather skip that one if possible. I don't want to make things worse.
 

zanny8

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Dx11 and just repaired my .NET framework, rebooted and same error still.

Really didn't want to try this but im seeing it as a suggestion. Reinstalling Windows 7 to repair/replace files. Hopefully this works. Losing faith.

Update: ...... Probably just going to upgrade to windows 10... really don't want to, but..