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Go to the Microsoft website and download all versions of C++ runtime.
Install them all in order (oldest first) and see if that solves the problem.
I already had all or at least most of them installed from the MSFT website. I tried removing all of them again and reinstalling every version, both x86 and x64. I am still getting the issue though. The two games that I can actively recreate the issue on currently is Storage Hunter Simulator and Fisherman Simulator. I know I saw it on another game a while back, but don't remember what game it was.
Thanks for replying.
Have you checked the game folders to see if they contain a version of C++. It may be that they use a custom version.
Please note: I do not have either game so cannot check.
The only other thing i can think of is to set the properties of the game exe to run as an administrator.