Event ID 32 Source SideBySide
| Event ID | 32 |
| Source | SideBySide |
| Type | Error |
| Description | Dependent Assembly <assembly name> could not be found and Last Error was: <error description> |
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Adrian Grigorof
(Last update 6/3/2008): This event indicates that a file required by an application is missing. SideBySide basically allows applications that use different versions of a certain module to run separately, each using the module that applies to it. However, in itself, this error is not a SideBySide problem (it simply reports that it was unable to complete a task). There could be many reasons why a file would be missing: applications that are uninstalled and remove some files that are used by other applications, still on that system, hardware problems causing the corruption of the file system (affecting some of the files). A common set of files that seem to be recorded with this message are C runtime files (VCxx). These come with many applications and it is conceivable but some poorly configured software will remove these when uninstalled (leaving other application without the required modules). Mihai Andrei (Last update 3/22/2008): Assembly: Microsoft.VC80.MFCLOC This event may occur because the run-time libraries are not installed on the Microsoft Dynamics CRM server. The applications that use side-by-side libraries cannot run without the run-time libraries. See M923014 to solve this problem. Assembly: Microsoft.Windows.SystemCompatible This problem can occur when you have version 5.2.3790.2426 or a more recent version of the Winlogon.exe program installed. See M914061 for a hotfix applicable to Microsoft Windows Server 2003. Assembly: Microsoft.VC80.CRT See M947379 for additional information about this event. Laurent Lefevre (Last update 2/6/2008): In my case, installing the "Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Redistributable Package" solves the problem. Nick Whittome (Last update 9/6/2007): This problem can be related to a bad Sage Line 50 version 2007 install package. Follow the steps to download the Visual C++ Redistributables and then remove and reinstall Sage Line 50 2007. John Goulden (Last update 12/19/2005): This event occurs in conjunction with EventID 59 from source SideBySide and it is caused by an application that was not packaged with all of the necessary runtime files. In my case this was caused by the Logitech SetPoint software and was solved by getting the appropriate C++ 2005 Runtime Library Package. Why bother deciphering Event logs when GFI EventsManager can do everything for you? Free trial here! Ionut Marin (Last update 7/4/2004): Assembly: Microsoft.Windows.Common-Controls See M841082 for a hotfix applicable to Windows Server 2003 64-Bit Edition. |
| Links | M841082, M914061, M923014, M947379, EventID 59 from source SideBySide, Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Redistributable Package |
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