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		<description><![CDATA[<p><blockquote><div class="quoteUser">m_eiman said:</div><div class="quoteText">I'd like to add another possible cause of this error: when I built by MSI for application I added the CRT merge module, but forgot to add the police merge file for it.<br>
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After way too much time spent looking for a reason for why Windows couldn't find the CRT DLL I rebuilt the MSI with the policy merge added and my blood pressure could return to normal. Phew.<br>
<br>
Not sure if VS adds the policy file by default, but the MSI builder I use sure didn't.<br>
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- Mikael<br>
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<p>BINGBINGBING! We have a winner! &nbsp;I'm grateful I stayed with this thread long enough to see this post. &nbsp;As evidenced by the length of this thread, one can chase a lot of dead ends before finding this key fix. &nbsp;Thanks for the insight, Mikael.</p></p>]]></description>
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