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by dmiles
This may be caused by the version of the file you have installed on the system.
Download and Install the Microsoft Libraries Update
Ref:Microsoft Knowledgebase Article
Q221946 Availability of the Microsoft Libraries Update
Also reference articles
Q192123 and Q300107
by rich.janis
by 7nt
Try restoring a previous good version of mscvrt.dll. Go to Start\Run and type SFC, then click on "Extract one file from installation disk". Type in "mscvrt.dll" and restore it from the original disk, saving the current file where SFC suggests.
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by pinoy_teknik
At the device manager removed your Network card then reboot.
Install the appropriate driver
If does'nt work it is the faulty memory try to troubleshoot your memory
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