Dino-Lite handheld is a mirror Microsoft Visual c++ runtime error

When trying to run DinoCapture, an error message will pop up indicating "Microsoft Visual c++ runtime error", but there is no specific error number.

"Microsoft Visual c++ runtime error!" Program: C:\Program Files (x86)\DinoCapture. The exe application requests the runtime to terminate it in an unusual way.

Rename the "Digital Microscope" folder to create a new settings folder

1. Click the Windows Start menu, and then click "Documents" or "My Documents"

2. In the "Documents" or "My Documents" folder, find the "Digital Microscope" folder

3 shown. Right-click the "Digital Microscope" folder and select "Rename"

4 shown. Add "Old" to the end of the folder name to make it "Digital Microscope Old"

5. Run DinoCapture 2.0 and a new "digital microscope" folder will be created automatically

Doing so will reset the DinoCapture save folder to its default state. (A new folder will be created. Your last folder and all existing pictures will be saved in the folder you renamed "Digital Microscope Old". If this solves the problem, it is likely that one of the pictures or attached The data file of DinoCapture is damaged. If you try to modify the pictures used by DinoCapture by using a different program, this will sometimes happen. To avoid this problem in the future, you can use the "Save As" feature in DinoCapture to save a copy for Edit externally, or copy files directly through Windows Explorer, and then use the copy for external editing.

Run DinoCapture in safe mode

1. Right-click on the DinoCapture 2.0 desktop icon and select "Properties"

2. Select the "Shorcut" tab and find the "Target" box

3 shown. After the quotation mark at the end of the "Target" box, enter: -safe (space, hyphen, "safe")

4 shown. The contents of the target box should now look like this: "C: Program Files (x86)\DinoCapture 2.0\DinoCapture. "exe" safe

5. Click "Apply", then double-click the DinoCapture 2.0 icon to run DinoCapture

Running DinoCapture in safe mode will use the default save location (in the "Documents" folder) and disable the automatic update of DinoCapture. If safe mode solves the problem you are experiencing, it is likely that one of these things is causing the problem. (Sometimes, the security settings set by your computer or IT department may prevent changes to the save location or access to automatic updates). If you want, you can enable the safe mode setting. You can also download any updates directly from our website http://www.dinolite.us.

Enlightenment Development Co., Ltd.-Dino-Lite handheld microscope general agent.