Thomas de Groot wrote:

> Well for a start, I am stuck with the msvcr100d.dll.

a dependency to this dll is usually a build problem of
the program. It should be built with release configuration
to publish it. Then it will run on any system that has the
VC++ 2010 runtime environment installed (which is usually
present on newer systems but you can also download it
from the website of microsoft).

Also, manually copying msvcr* dlls to windows system directory
may not work on newer version of Windows, they have some protection
against getting corrupted and the simple folder view presented by
explorer is an illusion hiding all the side-by-side versioning issues
(you could still try to place the dll next to the exe, note that you
need the correct bitness depending on whether the application is
compiled for x86 or x64).

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