So, for anyone who also does not have a spare copy of this file, you may need to find a friend with Windows 10 and copy the file from their system. Nobody as far as I know uninstalled any redistributables or runtimes - my friend never uninstalls anything. The problem is this file does not exist on her system anywhere. Reinstalling the program may fix this problem." I got this same error during installation "firefox.exe - System Error The code execution cannot proceed because VCRUNTIME140_1.dll was not found. She had the same problem of Firefox not loading any websites so I tried refreshing and then reinstalling Firefox v80. Trying to resolve this problem for a friend. I'm therefore unable to change any settings within Firefox. This includes websites (and help/utility pages (about:config). When I run Firefox.exe, it seems to load the program, but any address I type in fails to begin loading. Which VC++ Redist Package should I be re-installing? Ideally, I should be able to just get a copy of VCRUNTIME140_1.dll and place it where Firefox is looking for it. I then tried re-installing the "Visual C++ 2008" and "Visual C++ 2015-2019" packages in an attempt to restore that DLL, but that had no effect after repeating the same steps above (clean uninstall, re-install). This includes websites ( and help/utility pages (about:config).
The installer then appears to complete in the background, and the Firefox directory is created, along with the executable. Selecting "Restore Defaults" has no effect either way. Then, I ran the Firefox Installer, newly downloaded, and when running it, it gives the same error, "The code execution cannot proceed because VCRUNTIME140_1.dll was not found.
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I uninstalled, following the clean install directions, and deleting the "Program Files/Mozilla Firefox/" directory.
I then attempted to start Firefox, getting the error, "The code execution cannot proceed because VCRUNTIME140_1.dll was not found. I was cleaning out my hard drive and deleting old installs of Microsoft Visual Studio Redistributable packages, and I almost certainly deleted the one that Firefox relies on.
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