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Error code 0xc000007b showing even though i installed net and stuff even reinstalled the game but the game wouldn't start and when i restarted the pc the error code showed up again
I can see no problem with your Windows installation, the graphics drivers and if you have re-installed those C++ Redistributables, if all other games are working correctly, then most likely there is a problem with that game itself, it would be best to contact Steam support on their website, they will be able to look through the game log files to find the underlying problem.
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Is this error only happening on one game, do other games work correctly?
What game are you experiencing the error on and where did you download the game from, is it s Store game, a Steam game or 3rd party game?
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Click your Start Button, then jsut type dxdiag and press Enter.
On the resulting DirectX utility, select the Display tab.
Please provide a screenshot of that display tab.
it is only happening on one game (Star wars battlefront 2)
Thank you for the screenshot, there is no problem indicated there, please also provide this information.
Click your Start Button, then just type winver and press Enter, please provide a screenshot of the resulting dialog box.
Thank you for that information, did you re-install the C++ Redistributables, and if so, which ones and did you install both the x86 and x64bit versions of each C++ Redistributable.
i tried to open the game again, but it just said the same error code
Did you use the 2015 - 2022 C++ multi installer and install both the x86 and x64bit versions of that?
