Fix for 0xc000007b window 7. I found a fix guys.

[Greengiant0]

I have been looking for a fix for 3 days finally i found it by accident.

First http://www.sereby.org/site/aio go here and downlaod All In One Run time.
This software downloads everything you are missing.

Second http://download.cnet.com/Dependency-Walker-64-Bit/3000-2086_4-75785868.html
download Dependency Walker 64bit from here.
go to your Steam/steamapps/common/strider/StriderX64_r.exe open this in dependency walker.
* you will see this in the results http://i.imgur.com/zcSVIlh.jpg . Mine is all fixed so my cpu section all of the dll fiels are x64.
* Mine i had a xinput1_3.dll x86 32bit version. This made my game not load and give me the
0xc000007b error pop up.

Third http://www.dll-files.com/ go and search for your .dll file. Important find and download the x64 the 64bit version of the file.

Last go to c:/windows/system32 &c:/windows/syswow64 Copy your downloaded .dll 64bit file in both folders. Overwrite both existing folder files.

Enjoy your game. I had the solution right in front of me but nobody told me how to use the dependency walker.
Just when you load up any game.exe in denpendency walker. A red color letter will be the error.
Just find any red color x86 and replace it with the x64 bit.

Im sorry if i hurried in my post im just glad my game works for now i have to get back in to my fantastic game.

[pyradius]

So oddly enough, I installed this on my Asus G73JW laptop and (also running Win 7 Home Premium) and it boots right up. Only thing I noticed was that on this one it installs the VC Redist when I launch it. I believe on my desktop, that never happens.

[pyradius]

Well, got it working on my machine, loosely based on what I found here:

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/96035692-9a50-40d4-a7d3-48bda87d11ec/the-application-was-unable-to-start-correctly-0xc000007b-click-ok-to-close-the-application-when?forum=vssetup

What I ultimately did was took the following 3 files from my Laptop (on the right side) System32 and SysWOW64 folders and copied them over to my Desktop (on the left side) System32 and SysWOW64 folders:

http://puu.sh/76vGa.png

msvcp100.dll
msvcr100.dll
msvcr100_clr0400.dll

I would point out that the file sizes between the System32 and SysWOW64 versions of the files are not the same so make sure to put the appropriate ones in the appropriate folder. This worked for me, your mileage may vary.

If you do not have another computer handy that is working as I did, you might be able to delete the above files from System32 and SysWOW64 (making backups first) then run both x86 and x64 vcredist files located in:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Strider\_CommonRedist\vcredist\2010

(or wherever your steam is installed). Choose Remove then run them again to get them to reinstall the files. Just offering this as a tip in case you don't want to download the DLLs from a 3rd party web site. I have confirmed that the above steps will reinstall the files and allowed the game to run. It seems the game uses both the System32 and SysWOW64 versions of these files.

[Greengiant0]

wow i just came back from my work and all this comments sorry for not responding.
As you can see im new to this method so i could have made mistakes or made it harder for you guys. Read ther the others peoples comments it may be easier.

[pyradius]

I wouldn't rule out your solution just yet, but it might be easier to try my fix first for some, then move on to yours if that doesn't cure it. Your solution will definitely change more DLLs than mine will, which may or may not be necessary in some cases.

[Darker]

Thanks man, you saved my life!

[Batosai33]

THANK YOU SO MUCH. i have spent hours and replaced dozens of .dll files in system 32 giving me a heart attack every single time, all for nothing. i'll be starting a new religeon to dependency walker with you as the high priest!

[Viper78]

ok thanks i will try it today some time going to bed for work in the morrning thanks guys

[Dirt Rat]

Yea, Dependency walker is complaining that all my DLL files are X64 on a 64 Bit system... so I'm boned i guess??? I dont see any other error on any other module. Yea so all my DLL files are x64 and the application itself is x86 which i don't think is a problem. running 32 bit software on a 64 bit machine is possible. BUT WTH would Dependency Walker complain all my DLLs are 64 bit when they are supposed to be?!?!?! Oh and only half my steam games are bricked... the other half work fine... super weird.

Oh i should mention, this all started after i installed MKX. The game installed something that bricked half my software titles. Been looking or a fix for months but nothing, ive tried every step you can google....

[relax farm gangel]

dude you are the best man i know. iv been trying for weeks to solve this ♥♥♥♥ and your solution is the only one that work. tnx

[MaropSKi]

how do i use the "Dependency Walker"???

[Exivit]

Thx for help to this problem, i'm tried to fix it in Kenshi about 2 days