Microsoft Visual C++ runtime error (DinoCapture 2.0)

Note！ DinoCapture 2.0 does not give specific error messages in this article. If you are using an earlier version of DinoCapture and get a specific error number message, please find this article to deal with the specific error number. For example, code X appears

problem

When trying to run DinoCapture, an error message pops up to indicate "Microsoft Visual C++ runtime error" at most, but there is no specific error number.

Resulting in

1. The previously installed DinoCapture has not been completely eliminated before reinstalling or upgrading DinoCapture, or DinoCapture settings or captured files are damaged.

or

2. The image or video file captured by DinoCapture has been modified or moved by an external DinoCapture program. If you want to open and modify files created by DinoCapture, please make copies of these files and modified copies. Only the original files should be modified by DinoCapture, or when trying to open these files in DinoCapture, it may cause this error.

Solution

Rename the "Digital Microscope" folder to contain the DinoCapture settings files (for example, change the name to "Digital Microscope Old"). The folder may be found in the following locations:

In Windows Vista/7

:\Users\Public\Public Files\Digital Microscope\

C:\Users\your user name "\My Documents\Digital Microscope\

Windows XP

C:\File and Settings\All Users\Documents\Digital Microscope

:\Documents and Settings\your user name "\ \digital microscope

All Windows operating systems

Do a "digital microscope" search and rename the folder, if it exists, it is in any other location.

Now, open DinoCapture" and "your user name\file directory" will re-in the "digital microscope" folder and run without error. At this point, you can copy to the new digital microscope folder to restore your photos And video pictures and video folders.