MSVCRT.DLL is a Visual C dll, not Visual Basic. I have various versions scattered about, msvcrt20.dll, msvcrt40.dll, msvcrt.dll... A VB dll would be ex. msvbvm60.dll

Without knowing which version it wants - or even if that's the right dll, it's hard to say. You can try downloading Dependency Walker http://www.dependencywalker.com/

it's a tiny, no install utility. Open the installer with it and you should be able to see which dll it's calling. There will be a LOT of stuff there but hopefully you will be able to see if one of the runtimes is missing. If you're missing  something, you can download it from Microsoft and install it. If somehow you get only the dll file, try putting it in the folder with the installer - that may work. Having said all of that, usually if a dll like that is missing, you should get an error message, but no guarantee.

Don't worry too much about any 'Delay Load' errors. Those are fairly typical. The runtime dlls AFAIK, wouldn't be delay loads.

 Since 3anson has it working hopefully the issue can be resolved.

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