Short of uninstalling the application that has the problem or ensuring that you have the correct versions of the runtime libraries (some incompatibilities do exist), there are a few things you can try to do. C/C++ applications that are linked with the runtime libraries will use the versions that are in the Windows system folder.
You can get the appropriate versions of the libraries used by the application (especially if they are older versions) and copy them into the application's folder so they load from there first instead of the Windows folders. The application may not work with the most recent runtime libraries.
If there is a bug in the application, however, updating the application that caused the runtime errors to get the latest version (or patch) may take care of the problem as well. Definitely report this to the application vendor (if they are still around) so that you can possibly get a patch created for you. If it is a bug and you cannot upgrade, you're kind of stuck unless you choose not to use that application anymore.
How do you get rid of C++ runtime errors on windows xp?
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