Error while running MFC Application...!!

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I have created a MFC application and I have created the setup of the same using the Installware software. When I am trying to run the application after installation, following error occurs:

"Ordinal 9332 could not be located in the Dynamic Link Library mfc90.dll"

I have searched for mfc90.dll and it is present in system directory.
I am not able to understand what is the problem. Please anyone provide me the solution for the same.

Posted 17-Jul-13 20:36pm

Fresher16

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H.Brydon · Accepted Answer · 2013-07-17T21:23:00

You have a mismatch between what was promised in the DLL and what is actually there. This is a linker/loader error, not strictly a runtime error. Ordinal 9332 is an API inside the DLL that was promised by the .lib file when the program was linked (actually it is either an API or a pointer to data; most likely an API) but is not actually there at load time.

Make sure that the C++ distributables are installed correctly on both the developer machine and user machine.

One thing specifically to look for is that release RTL DLLs are distributable but debug DLLs are not. Some people try to cheat by renaming the debug DLLs to the corresponding release names... won't work.