What happens is that the browser would open, typing would work but searching or clicking the buttons would not work. When installing, an error appears and says something about vcruntime140_1.ddl. I tried installing the visual c++ thingy, both x64 and x80 something but same thing happens. I tried copying the missing thing from another folder as stayed from a site but I could not due to some permission problem. I also tried renaming the vcruntime140 in the firefox folder to include the _1 but it only changed to a new error but same thing happens. I also tried an installer from another site for firefox but same thing also happens. I deleted the app from the settings and deleted the installer as it frustrates me. Also, I had firefox before that I have not used for a long time and deleted because it won't work which is why I installed the new installer. The difference between the new and old is that I had to delete 3 things in the settings on the old whilr only 2 on the new one if it matters.
On my 64-bit system, the vcruntime140_1.dll is in the real 64-bit C:\Windows\System32. Inno Setup compiler is a 32-bit application. Due to WOW64 file system redirection, when a 32-bit application tries to access the C:\Windows\System32, it gets redirected to C:\Windows\SysWOW64, where 32-bit system files are. There's no vcruntime140_1.dll.
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Keep in mind that you will have to re-register missing vcruntime140_1.dll runtime file properly if the problem still exists. All you have to do is to copy the DLL file to the System32 folder. However, it has to be done as an Administrator. You can do it by following these steps.
I then tried re-installing the "Visual C++ 2008" and "Visual C++ 2015-2019" packages in an attempt to restore that DLL, but that had no effect after repeating the same steps above (clean uninstall, re-install). Which VC++ Redist Package should I be re-installing? Ideally, I should be able to just get a copy of VCRUNTIME140_1.dll and place it where Firefox is looking for it.
Looks like they're significantly different; *140.dll is 86kb, *140_1.dll is 43kb. Like I said, I just searched my machine for a copy of that DLL and copied it over hoping it worked, and having used it all day, so far so good.
So how does this situation come about? Her Firefox worked one day and then stopped working. The only thing that happened (I think) in between working and not working was I performed a repair on Microsoft Office 2016 which also wasn't working. The only other vaguely relevant thing is that she had a copy of 32-bit and 64-bit Firefox installed and I uninstalled the 32-bit version.
I had this kind of problem, I tried to install Visual C++ 64 but Windows denied the installation because not found properly folder. I tried with copy of "vcruntime140_1.dll" in Mozilla Firefox Folder but nothing. In the end I unistalled Firefox x64 and I re Installed Firefox x32 (I have a recent HP laptop x64 ....) . Now Firefox it's OK and I can to back with the using of my favorite Browser.
Please take a moment to consider if this thread is worth bumping.Recommended PostsZaks BrinerPosted February 12Zaks BrinerResident 1Share Posted February 12 The program can't start because your computer is missing file (vcruntime140_1.dll) says to try installing the program again to fix the error, tried it and still get the same error. even tried installation of the file directly to my computer and restarted computer. and still get the same error when trying to open second life program. need to know how to fix this. thanks.
MS Office 2016 is dependent on having vcruntime140_1.dll
This is not installed by default and is typically part of the Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 Redistributable Update 3 RC package BUT may already be on the system.
Do a search of the local drive for vcruntime140_1.dll and copy to the Windows\System32 folder to get MS Office to work.
Symptoms of MS Office not working is being unable to activate via Programs and features. MS Word not opening and Project giving a vcruntime140_1.dll could not be found error.
If you don't find vcruntime140_1.dll then download and install Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 Redistributable Update 3 RC and install, then search for vcruntime140_1.dll again, open the file's location and copy it to Windows\System32.
In this method, we will download a fresh copy of the VCRUNTIME140_1.dll from an official source and install it on the system. A new installation will either overwrite the corrupted file or create a new Windows Registry entry if it is missing.
On your Windows 10 or 11 computer, a 3rd party program (e.g., Epic Games) may throw the error that the module VCRUNTIME140.DLL, VCRUNTIME140_1.DLL, or MSVCP140.dll is missing from the computer. Here are the error messages which you may encounter:The program can't start because VCRUNTIME140.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem.The code execution cannot proceed because VCRUNTIME140.dll was not found. Reinstalling the program may fix this problem.The program can't start because MSVCP140.DLL is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem.The code execution cannot proceed because MSVCP140.DLL was not found. Reinstalling the program may fix this problem.In some cases, you may get an error that another module named vcruntime140_1.dll is missing.VCRUNTIME140.dll is one of the runtime libraries of Microsoft Visual Studio (VC++) 2017 or 2015. VC++ runtime libraries are DLL files required to run programs compiled with Microsoft VC++ / Visual Studio suite. Software vendors usually include the runtime libraries in the setup packages since many versions with the same DLL file name can exist.
For instance, Mozilla Firefox uses this runtime module and has a copy of the file in the Firefox program folder. Microsoft PowerToys uses all three files located on its own folder.Similarly, OneDrive has a copy of the file in its own program folder.
Thank you so much!!!
My error was that vcruntime140.dll, vcruntime140_1.dll and msvcp140.dll contained some error or were not designed to run on the system.
It was solved instantly with option 2. Thank you so much!!!
Observe that there are no vcruntime_* DLLs at all! Now, this could be an error in our redistribution packaging, but in this case it doesn't look like it: the relevant patterns are here and they'll catch anything present in the source VC directory. (I haven't fetched the old VC versions to ensure there's no error here. I have looked at a more recent VC and I do see vcruntime140_1.dll.)
Yeah, it would seem that what's happening is something is loading another copy of the CRT (presumably the copy in System32) and that one is trying to use the _1 file. But I have no idea either what would be causing the system CRT to be loaded (presumably some third-party module?) or why it would not then load its dependencies out of the same location.
It sounds like this is related to reference counting the DLLs, see this LibreOffice bug comment: There's an old runtime (e.g. 2017, pre-vcruntime140_1.dll), then a new runtime is installed via MSM which overwrites the DLLs and adds vcruntime140_1.dll, all the old DLLs go to refcount 2 but vcruntime140_1.dll is refcount 1. If this new runtime is removed, msiexec decrements the refcounts, leaving the DLLs that were present before it was installed (which have been updated), but not including vcruntime140_1.dll, even though the updated DLLs (e.g. concrt140.dll) now depend on it. The standalone 2015-2019 redist installer doesn't seem to make this same mistake, it raises everything to the same refcount.
Could this also happen when installing an application, which seems like it would be more common? Some installers may attempt to remove an existing version of the redist, and then fail to replace it, though I haven't been able to reproduce this with an installer yet. See this thread, the Microsoft folks seem to think that's what's going on there, with RemoveExistingProducts in the MSI. There are cases when an application tries to install the runtime it wants but then can't launch due to missing vcruntime140_1.dll, I've seen this mentioned with Sims 4, Star Wars Squadrons, and Snap Camera in a few places, though I wasn't able to reproduce it with Snap Camera 1.10.0, 1.11.0, or 1.12.0.
I made a local build with the attached patch, this seems to fix the issue. Weirdly it also fixes other apps on the system that can now find vcruntime140_1.dll in our install dir! Though this isn't an ideal solution, it would be an easier change than including the standalone runtime .exe installer.
I'm able to work around the repro from comment 18 by disabling "prefer system32" in the sandbox and launcher. I realized it when I saw that the launcher loads our copy of the redist, but the browser process loads from system32 (and fails). The parent process works after the first run because the launcher can see from the registry that the browser didn't come up successfully last time, so it just runs as the browser, by then it has already loaded the local runtime before it set "prefer system32" on itself. But then the sandboxing mitigations still prevent child processes from spawning successfully, so we get blank tabs.
I cannot come up with a way to explicitly load a module in the executable's directory, keeping the PreferSystem32Images policy. We can add a logic for the launcher process to check MSVCP140.dll's import table and the existence of vcruntime140_1.dll, and to decide not to turn on PreferSystem32Images, but it's really hacky. 2351a5e196
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