Some Windows 10 users and a few Windows 8 users have reported an error involving Microsoft Visual C ++ Runtime Library. When Windows Explorer is opened, a runtime error occured randomly. This issue is caused by a faulty Visual C++ Runtime Library or certain applications which use the Runtime. To fix this issue, we’ll reinstall Visual C++ Runtime, run Windows updates, root out the culprit applications.
This issue is also carried over to Windows 10 Creators Update and many users are also getting the runtime errors on the Creators Update edition of Windows 10.
Well, if you upgraded recently to Windows 10 and you installed the latest updates, seemingly everything works well in Windows 10.
However, after a reboot of the operating system or shutdown, you may be prompted by a Microsoft Visual C++ runtime library window with a message saying that This application has requested the runtime to terminate it in an unusual way.
Still, you won’t need to worry because we have a fix to the Visual C++ runtime library error in Windows 10 and you can continue your normal use of the operating system afterward.
What is the Microsoft Visual C++ runtime library error? This is an error caused by a conflict between the operating system and the video card driver. There’s also a chance that the Visual C++ feature is broken or corrupt.
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Microsoft Visual C++ runtime error can be problematic, and speaking of errors, users reported the following issues as well:
- Microsoft Visual C++runtime error r6025 r6034, r6016, r6030, r6002 – Sometimes this error message comes with an error code. The R error code is the most common, and you can fix most R error codes by using one of our solutions.
- Microsoft Visual C++ runtime error explorer.exe, qbw32.exe, atibtmon.exe, csrss.exe, nvvsvc.exe – Sometimes this error might give you the name of the file that caused it. To fix the problem, you just have to find the application that is related to the problematic file and reinstall it.
- Microsoft Visual C++ runtime error Excel, Internet Explorer, Skype, Steam, Java – This error message can appear while using various applications, and many users reported this error while using Excel, Skype, Steam and Java.
- Microsoft Visual C++ runtime error on startup – In some cases, this error message can appear right on startup. This is usually caused by your startup applications.
- Microsoft Visual C++ runtime error Nvidia – Several users reported that this error was caused by their Nvidia graphics. To fix the problem, you need to update or reinstall your drivers.
- Microsoft Visual C++ setup failed, not installing – Several users reported that they can’t install Visual C++. According to them, the setup fails to complete on their PC.
- Microsoft Visual C++ unspecified error – Sometimes you might get an Unspecified error message. This can be a big problem, but you should be able to fix it using one of our solutions.
- Microsoft Visual C++ keeps crashing – Another relatively common problem with Visual C++ is frequent crashing. To fix the problem, you just have to reinstall Visual C++ Redistributables.
How can I fix Microsoft Visual C++ runtime library error?
1. Remove your graphics card driver
Your graphics card driver can often cause Microsoft Visual C++ runtime error, and to fix it you need to reinstall your graphics card driver by doing the following:
- In the Search bar enter device manager. Select Device Manager from the list of results.
- Expand the Display adapters section and right click your graphics card. Select the Uninstall device option from the menu.
- A confirmation menu will now appear. Check Delete the driver software for this device and click on Uninstall.
- Close the Device Manager window as well as the other windows you have opened.
- Reboot your Windows 10 PC.
Check to see if you still get the Microsoft Visual C++ runtime error. If you do not then it means that you need to update your graphics card driver to the latest version that is compatible with your Windows 10 system version.
To update your graphic card driver,you right click on windows icon at the lower part of the left hand corner click on device manager and right click on the driver,click update and it will update.
2. Perform a clean boot
Sometimes third-party and startup applications can interfere with your system and cause Microsoft Visual C++ runtime error to appear. To fix this problem, you need to perform a clean boot by doing the following:
- Press Windows Key + R and enter msconfig. Now press Enter or click OK to run it.
- Now you have the System Configuration window in front of you. Left-click or tap on the Services tab situated in the upper side in this window. Check the box next to Hide all Microsoft services. Left-click or tap on the Disable all button afterward.
- Left-click or tap on the General tab situated in the upper side of this window. Check the Selective startup feature. Uncheck the box next to Load startup items. Click Apply and OK to save changes.
- Reboot your Windows 10 PC.
Check now to see if you still get the Microsoft Visual C++ runtime error. If you do not get the error anymore you will have to do this step but this time disable the applications one by one and see exactly which of them is causing this error to appear.
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