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‎docs/error-messages/tool-errors/c-runtime-error-r6030.md‎

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> If you encounter this error message while running an app, the app was shut down because it has an internal problem. This problem is most often caused by certain security software programs, or rarely, by a bug in the program.
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> If you encounter this error message while running an app, the app was shut down because it has an internal problem. This problem is most often caused by certain security software programs, or rarely, by a bug in the program.
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> You can try these steps to fix this error:
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> - Your security software may have specific instructions for mitigating this issue. Check your security software vendor's website for details. Alternatively, check for updated versions of your security software, or try different security software.
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> - Use the **Apps and Features** or **Programs and Features** page in the **Control Panel** to repair or reinstall the program.
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> - Your security software may have specific instructions for mitigating this issue. Check your security software vendor's website for details. Alternatively, check for updated versions of your security software, or try different security software.
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> - Use the **Apps and Features** or **Programs and Features** page in the **Control Panel** to repair or reinstall the program.
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> - Check **Windows Update** in the **Control Panel** for software updates.
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> - Check for an updated version of the app. Contact the app vendor if the problem persists.
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‎docs/error-messages/tool-errors/c-runtime-error-r6031.md‎

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> - Use the **Apps and Features** or **Programs and Features** page in the **Control Panel** to repair or reinstall the program.
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> - Use the **Apps and Features** or **Programs and Features** page in the **Control Panel** to remove, repair or reinstall any add-on or extension programs used by the app.
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‎docs/error-messages/tool-errors/c-runtime-error-r6032.md‎

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‎docs/error-messages/tool-errors/linker-tools-error-lnk2001.md‎

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This error can occur if your code refers to a symbol from one version of a library, but you supply a different version of the library to the linker. Generally, you can't mix object files or libraries that are built for different versions of the compiler. The libraries that ship in a new version may contain symbols that cannot be found in the libraries included with previous versions, and vice-versa. To fix this issue, build all the object files and libraries with the same version of the compiler before linking them together.
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- This problem may appear when a new SDK is installed (perhaps to a different location), and the search order is not updated to point to the new location. Normally, you should put the path to new SDK include and lib directories in front of the default Visual C++ location. Also, a project containing embedded paths may still point to old paths that are valid, but out of date for new functionality added by the new version that is installed to a different location.
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‎docs/ide/adding-functionality-with-code-wizards-cpp.md‎

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|Solution Explorer|The code wizards available from Solution Explorer depend on where your cursor focus is when you right-click an item. If the **Add** option does not appear when you right-click an item, then move your cursor up one level in the development tree and try again. The code wizards will always place the additional code in the appropriate place in the development tree, no matter where your cursor is. Code wizards available from Solution Explorer include:<br /><br />- Add Class (opens the **Add Class** dialog box containing the new code wizards).<br />- Add Resource (New, Import, or Custom).<br />- Add Web Reference.|
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