Win7. Dowloaded LibreOffice_4.3.7_Win_x86.msi and executed manually
during running installation phase received two times warnings to close down some concurrent programs/files
No further installation problems. Starting LO4.3 not possible; getting message missing MSVCR110.dll
As suggested used same download to control update: After couple of minutes no reporting serious problems
After restart computer same error: No starting LO4.3: Missing MSVCR110.dll
Pleas help to solve my problem
Upfront:
Download & install the package available here:
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30679
That file is good for:
- Windows 8.1
If you want to screw everything up a 2nd/3rd time then make sure to have as many other programs running as you possibly can whilst doing the install (see also Notes near bottom).
Background Information:
MSVCR110.dll:
As answered here that is the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable dll that is needed for projects built with Visual Studio 2011 and/or 2012. There are at least 2 different types located within 2 different locations:
- <WINDOWS>\System32 (32-bit)
Naturally, there are lots of versions (updates) for each type.
The key word here is Re-distributable. Just like the earlier Visual Basic scripts, the idea is to distribute MSVCR110.dll with the program that uses it. Thus, if something goes wrong during install (and the classic situation is that some other running program is already using that file & thus the system will stop it being updated with a new version) the advice is to uninstall/reinstall the program and/or uninstall/reinstall Visual Studio 2012. The downside is that every program & it’s dog ends up using the DLL & this update issue thus occurs again & again.
The link above is to the M$-supplied package of re-distributable files required by Visual Studio 2012 (and AFAIK 2011).
Important Note 1:
It is NOT good enough simply to obtain a copy of the dll & pop it into the folder. It needs to be installed, which also registers it within the system.
Important Note 2:
Beware of auto-started programs when installing; the most obvious of these is the LO/OO Quick-Starter. You can use the program MSCONFIG to investigate & temporarily switch those off. If you do NOT switch them off, then you may be back in the same situation afterwards. You have been warned.
(M$ does not like the fact that msconfig is always used to control startup items, so you may need to investigate outside of the M$ website to learn the full facts; the value of that tab is that you can use it to switch OFF a startup item(s) & then, at a later time, easily switch it/them back ON again)
If this helps then please tick the answer (
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(…)Thus, if something goes wrong during install (and the classic situation is that some other running program is already using that file & thus the system will stop it being updated with a new version) the advice is to uninstall/reinstall the program (…)
→ uninstall LO4.3, download LO4.4, installed succesfully - thank you AK
I’m glad that it helped.
I hope I am not late. U can also load the missing dll file from here http://fix4dll.com/msvcp110_dll . Copy it to the installation folder and restart computer. PS Don’t forget to select the needed version (32 or 64 bit Windows) .