Jun 30, 2012 Installing Windows 7. Download Flashtool V5 1152 Error. Sources SPWIZENG.DLL is either not designed to run on Windows or it contains an error. Try installing the. Error code is [0xC1.

I have a Dell Precision T7500 with W7 64 Professional. I want to do a clean install bc the machine won't boot up, go to safe mode, repair wizard doesn't fix it, and prior to this problem I was getting error code 0xc1 and spwizeng.dll is either not designed to run on windows or it contains an error. But it will work on my laptop. That is using the original installation media. It boots to a flash of the BSOD and lands at the W error recovery screan and when the repair option is started it ends up not able to fix anything and shuts down.

Room mate says she turned off the computer while something was debugging, but I hadn't started any debugging program. All she did was press the power button, not go through the start menu to shutdown option. So I'm hoping someone can help me.

Igi 5 Game Download Pc here. The restore option didn't work. At this point it would be nice if I could stop the BSOD flash so I could research an answer, or help reformatting the HDD and cleanly reinstalling Windows.

Hello, I keep getting this error when starting the game. 'Missing DLL: [msvcp120.dll] Error: 0xC1' - I've tried to repair the game through origin - I've uninstalled the game and reinstalled - I've uninstalled Visual C++ Redistributable both x64 and x86 - I've uninstalled Origin and Reinstalled - I've updated graphics driver - I've updated Windows 7 - I've manually copied msvcp120.dll from Windows/SystemWOW and Windows/System32 into the Sims 4 folder - I've restarted my computer Never had this problem before with any other game, and I've been looking around for a solution for a while. I saw that it was a recurring problem with Battlefield 3/4, and could usually be fixed by changing the game settings in origin from 32bit to 64bit, but Sims 4 has no such options in Origin. Help, please. What worked for me, inexplicably, was running the VC installer x86 and choosing REPAIR, then doing the same with the x64 (REPAIR). I had uninstalled and reinstalled them both several times, in different orders.

Finally chose repair instead of uninstall and it worked. (How 'repair' is better than uninstall/reinstall is anyone's guess, and further evidence that the entire registry system in Windows was a huge barking mistake and that restricting file access to Program Files was an even stupider one.).