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Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library Error


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Sgt Pepper

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Hey everyone,

I'm new to this whole thing but I could use your help. Today I was going through my computer and deleted some files that i didnt think was necessary but apparently one of them was. Since the removal of one of the files I have been getting an error that says:

Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library

Runtime Error

Program: C:\Windows\Living~1.SCR

This application has requested the runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the application support team for support.

I get the message right after i start my computer. I'm not sure what i deleted but if someone could give me some help, It would be greatly appreciated. I use mozilla as my browser instead of IE, and I added some extensions that I ended up uninstalling shortly after because they didnt come in as handy as i would of originally thought. So i didnt know if that could of been the problem as well. thanks in advance.
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starjax

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if its still in the recycle been you can restore it from there. you can also check ms and download the visual basic 6 runtime library.
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The Google toolbar is a common cause of runtime errors.
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