Arma.exe - System error (help needed)

[LANCER[LV]]

So after a while off playing Arma 3 I started receiving launch errors each time I start the game from the launcher or from ArmaSync. I am not able to get in arma 3 at all. When I start off the game First error I receive is this one (screen shot off it):
https://gyazo.com/2c31f4e6a782c938f4d0eb418c77688f
And when I close this error I receive another error from Arma 3 launcher:
https://gyazo.com/40057c3a73b872590f344227cee51d10
I have reinstalled the game, verified the integrity of the game, done everything that is posted on official forums about the 0xC0000135 - STATUS_DLL_NOT_FOUND unusual exit code but nothing has helped yet. I would appreciate if someone could help me.

[Kernel Mustard]

same problem for over a week now and no one will reply to my posts

[LANCER[LV]]

So I recived help from Bohamia Interactive and they gave me a few more things to do.

These might seem obvious, but please make sure that:
1) You have software firewall turned off or have correctly set up an
exception for both Steam and the game.

2) You run Steam as Administrator:
1. Exit Steam.
2. Right-click on Steam icon.
3. Left-click on "Run As Administrator".
4. If the problem persists, reboot your computer and try the procedure again.

If this dosen't help go and write a help request on:

https://support.bistudio.com/arma-3

[GodBless]

i got the same problem with arma3 64 bit i need help

[LANCER[LV]]

What I did was completely reanstalled my Windows, helped but it was a biggg mess to reinstall everything later.

[Exo VAC ban]

I had this too. I deleted and reinstalled a3 launcher worked for me

[Albino]

0xC0000135 - STATUS_DLL_NOT_FOUND
The OS is unable to load a file that is required to run the game. A missing DLL may belong to the game, the OS or one of the required components (DirectX e.g.). Possible solutions:

Verify the integrity of the game cache using Steam.
Re-install DirectX.
Uninstall the Visual C++ 2013 Redistributable package (both x86 and x64 version), restart your computer and install the package again (do not use the Repair function).
Run the Windows System File Check tool to repair corrupted system files.
To identify the precise DLL that is causing an issue.
Download a 64-bit version of the Microsoft Dependency Walker and open arma3_x64.exe with it. The libraries with a red icon are the corrupted ones.
Download a 32-bit version of the Microsoft Dependency Walker and open arma3.exe with it. The libraries with a red icon are the corrupted ones.