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Can anyone tell me what causes this error:

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I don't know what other information about the project may be needed to be included!
If you need more information, it would be appreciated to inform me.
But please help me!

I'm running the program on a Win7x64 ultimate and this is the configuration of my project:

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also these are the paths of include and library directories that are needed in the project:
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the program uses OpenGL,GLU,GLUT and GDAL/OGR libraries, which I have downloaded GDAL/OGR from here.
Also I need these dlls in my program: 

gdal110.dll
glut32.dll
libexpat.dll
xerces-c_2_8.dll
libpq.dll
ssleay32.dll

that I have copied and pasted them from the path below ( which I have provided from the downloaded folders in my program ) 

D:\JobList\Lib\GDAL_lib\x86\bin

next to the .exe file of my project.
This is too late to try all the ways you've suggested, I will try all ofd them tomorrow but please don't close my question and just tell me what I'm doing wrong in asking the question.
thanks for your attention!

Oh, and one more thing is that this program was runnin perfectly. But recently I have reinstalled my windows and the above problem is created after reinstallin the windows.

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  • FWIW in the past, that may come from trying to mix 32 and 64 bits environments. Try to make sure you're using the correct version for your `.dll`s for example. – JBL Sep 22 '13 at 20:46
  • That is STATUS_INVALID_IMAGE_FORMAT. Just a few causes for that. Having an implicit dependency on a DLL that contains 32-bit code when your program is 64-bit, or the other way around. Or trying to run a program on Windows XP that's marked to be only compatible with later Windows versions. – Hans Passant Sep 22 '13 at 21:09

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Use Dependency Walker tool to make sure there are no DLLs missed. Take a look here: The application was unable to start correctly (0xc000007b)

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  • well @Yury Schkatula can dependency walker be used for visual c++ codes? – Sepideh Abadpour Sep 23 '13 at 09:29
  • Dependency Walker operates regardless the language origin (C++, VB whatever) because it checks "import tables": first of all EXE import table, then recursively all import tables from all DLLs involved into the dependency tree. – Yury Schkatula Sep 23 '13 at 11:17