win32 API error 126 - and then I can't see the Library module ?

[simons21510170]

When launching LR I get a win32 API error 126 and after loading I can't see the library module.

I have installed adobe premiere elements 14 and have tried to delete it with no luck.

I have also tries to reinstall LR without any effect.

Some forums suggests that it has to do with an ATI graphics card but I have NVIDIA and I have checked that I have the latest driver as well.

Any suggestions would be appreciated

[simons21510170]

Here is the error message

[Mrinmay Majhi]

Hi simons21510170

Which version of Lightroom are you using?

Which operating system are you using?

Have you tried to uninstall and reinstall your Nvidia display adapter drivers?

~Mrinmay

[simons21510170]

I'm running on the latest lightroom CC and Windows 10.

I havent' tried reinstalling the Nvidia driver but will do

thanks

[Mrinmay Majhi]

Please let me know if reinstalling Nvidia drivers help.

~Mrinmay

[simons21510170]

Hi,

I have tried reinstalling Nvidia drivers with no luck.

I'm attaching the second message screen I get when starting LR. So the one above comes first and then this:

[simons21510170]

Any other suggestions ?

[Mrinmay Majhi]

Do you remember any changes which you made started the issue?

Have you installed any plugins for Lightroom?

~Mrinmay

[simons21510170]

I installed Premiere Elements 14 and there was an automatic update on acrobat reader.

I have uninstalled LR several times but I have installed Jeffrey's "export to picasaweb" lightroom plugin .

Where would I find that when I have uninstalled ?

[mrbultitude]

Was there a resolution to this issue? I am having the exact same issue after installing the latest lightroom cc update, there was a windows 10 update at the same time on my pc.

[arbell15]

I am also struggling with this issue with a brand new windows 10 and lightroom install.  Anyone figure out how to resolve this yet?

[Wietze · Accepted solution]

I had the same problem. Reinstalling Visual C++ 2010 both x86 and x64 did the trick.

Download Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package (x64) from Official Microsoft Download Ce...

Download Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package (x86) from Official Microsoft Download Ce...

[AlvaroGraphy]

i love you

[tsymyn1]

Fixed it for me too, after a Windows 10 update around 2/13/2018 broke Lightroom in the above described way.  Had to uninstall Visual C++ 2010 x86 & x64 and then reinstall without rebooting in between.  I tried it with a reboot and the broken version came back by itself.

[timofeas]

It works! Thanks a lot

[erinw83696851]

I'm using windows 10, just uninstalled and reinstalled the latest LR cloud and i still get this message.

According to everything i've read, it says to uninstall and reinstall this MV C++ 2010 redistributable package, but i have so many.

Please help! The myportfolio website only works with this LR and not the desktop one.

[Rob_Cullen]

I do not have an answer for the Error message.

Posting a screen-clip from Lightroom-Classic might help others with an answer.

Menu: Help > System Info...

only works with this LR and not the desktop one.

I do know that I can update my Portfolio web site without needing Lightroom (Cloudy) installed (on my desktop Windows machine).

I have Collections in Lightroom-Classic that are synced to the Cloud, I 'Sign in' to the Portfolio website (link below), and then add 'albums' (Collections) or change the design of my site.

Adobe Portfolio | Build your own personalized website

[Vodanh]

Adobe should fix it...vs us hunting for a solution, as so many of us have the same problem.

[Geoff the kiwi]

Report it on the Photoshop.com site please

https://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family#

[kayona33177859xg0r]

This worked for me as well but can a PC expert of some sort tell me why it actually did? Like what exactly is downloading those programs for? Curious