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Doesn't matter. MSVC, only difference that'd cause your issue. Unless you're trying to run on a thumb/network drive...which JONT has issues with.
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1) Something I just noticed... why do you have C++2013 (x86) installed two times? And same for (x64), you have it two times.
2) Bupo told you "install Windows Media Player". Have you, really? I gave you a download link but mentionned that it was useful in case you have Windows N, since you haven't, you might have dismissed it. Try this:
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Even if he has non-N edition, WMP needs to be enabled. It was disabled in 8 onward. If older versions work but new doesn't, then it means they have WMP (old versions used it too) but NOT MSVC that 2.2 was compiled with (DLLs too).
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He showed me this screen, proving he installed them: https://attachments.f95zone.to/2021/08/1361662_1628302389064.png
Maybe it's a faulty installation but we can't follow the hypothesis that he didn't install it at all.
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I'd suggest re-installing them or checking his own OS install. 0xc000007b is MSVC/.NET (not applicable here)/DirectX (not applicable here)/WMF-API (Windows Media Foundation API (used for audio, must be manually enabled from Windows 8 ONWARD), supposedly installed?) issues. Only other thing it could be is missing DLLs, such as if they've mucked with the default folder structure.
WMF-API can be enabled through Control Panel > Programs > Turn Windows Feature On: Media Features.
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He said he reinstalled Windows so logically he'd have to reinstall the redist.
I think this might be it indeed, faulty installation of MSCV packages.
I noticed that before too, but this part was different for each of them so I thought that was that, but since you pointed it out, I uninstalled them all and just reinstalled.
TBH I did, bec it was on the page as being for N versions of Windows 10, since I used 8.1, I thought this wasn't for the OS I use.
But I've got nothing to lose in trying, so I did now then this happened.
Since I uninstalled and reinstalled C++, I restarted my PC, then tried launching the 2.2 version again, but same error code.
I really appreciate you guys looking into this, thanks.
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If you have N you install that pack. Regardless, you must still enable WMF-API. The pack only adds the option for N-only installs but N or not, you must enable it...
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No, that's not what you did.
You opened "Jack-o-nine-tails.exe" in the main folder.
He directed you to "Jack.exe" in the folder "engine" which is part of the folder "game".
I have the same output from dependency walker as what you see, so I don't think this is telling us anything. Unfortunate. Thanks for checking.
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No no no. There's one chance out of a million that you'll find the legit .dll and not download a trojan.
Your best bet is to follow a guide for this "dll dependency" software, if it's not very intuitive immediately.
Okay, I'll do that..
BTW Bupo said:
Does this look right? just being sure.
