the systems is different so their dll requirements is different. their systems however does not install the packages containing the dlls because of the lockouts. origin worked perfectly on the one that had its monitor replaced before that but when i got it back it was softlocked.
This makes no sense... Dlls are installed and located by the OS and not some third party system.
Could you please explain what you mean by "lockout". What is the computer showing when trying to install something that makes you think it is a lockout (photograph with a phone or camera if necessary). If it is a third party program disabling your computer then try starting in safe mode and deleting it. Have you tried running "sfc /scannow", the Windows OS inbuilt self repair tool?
the program could not start right(0xc000007b) click ok to terminate program
Why don't you use a search engine to find out what may cause the 0xc000007b error message?
It is a generic Windows application error meaning the required dll file is not compatible with the application. For example if one places a 64bit build of a dll where an application expects a 32bit build the application will throw this exception at startup. The reason I know of this is I once had problems with that error after confusing different pthreadVC2.dll files for 32 and 64bit applications and it produces exactly that error code.
What this means is that you have the required DLL files, but something is wrong with them as they do not match what the program expects. For example if the application is 32bit then it expects all dll files to be 32bit built however if one was replaced with a 64bit built dll file it will throw that error code at application start without informing you which dll was the problem. Missing DLL error informs you exactly what DLL file is missing by name, and does not mention an error code and especially not 0xc000007b.
First start by removing all the DLLs you tried to install manually. Chances are these are wrong or incompatible with the application and hence why the error is produced.
Then my recommendation is to run "sfc /scannow". This checks the integrity of all OS files, dlls included, to make sure that none are missing, corrupt or tampered with. If the command cannot resolve all errors then you have no choice but to reinstall the OS as the OS install is beyond repair.
Uninstall all applications that throw this error. Navigate to their Program File folder and make sure all DLLs in there are deleted after uninstall. Then reinstall the programs.
If the application then shows a missing DLL error by naming the missing DLL, most the names of the missing DLLs.
