Windows 10: 0xc00007b error on Windows 11

Hello everyone I wish you a good day. I use Windows 11, I will be glad if you make your answers according to this operating system. When I installed the "Ubisoft Connect" program, I received a "runtime" error and I found a solution while browsing the internet. I had to delete "Visual C++ 2008, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2017, 2019" all versions in this solution path. And I applied that method. Until then, while I could play "Gta5", I was never able to open it after deleting and downloading it back. This is due to the error I received as you can see in the pictureThese are the fixes I've tried so fa

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error 0xc00007b

Hi there this is Krishnav Gupta. I have recently shifted from windows 10 to 11 to insider program and facing an error "0xc00007b" . I have tried each and every possible solution to this but nothing worked and as of now i cant even shift back to windows 10 as the 10 day timer is out.

 

error 0xc00007b application unable to start correctly

Did you read all the reply's from the people that had that error msg?? 70% of them are saying that "fix" did NOT Work ....

 

0xc00007b error on Windows 11

Hello, so I've had this problem for quite some time now, where I can't run certain apps like Battlefield1 and 5, The Witcher 3, Mirror's Edge Catalyst, or atleast these are the ones I know of as of now. The 0xc00007b error keeps on popping up when i start these games. I've tried so many fixes from the internet over multiple hours but nothing seems to work for me, I would really need your help! (Also sorry for spelling mistakes, I'm Hungarian)

These are the fixes I've tried so far and none have worked:

• Installed latest DirectX End-User Runtime Web
  
• Installed and reinstalled every Visual C++ from 2005-2022 both x64 and x86 versions
  
• Updated Windows 11
  
• Disabled antivirus
  
• Tried to run the program as administrator and in compatibility mode
  
• Installed latest drivers for my laptop
  
• Reinstalled the game
  
• Ran chkdsk /f /r, ran sfc /scannow and ran DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
  
• Installed .NET Framework 3.5 in the Windows Features box
  
  Here's a picture of my system information if it somehow helps: