A: 

Try open your application in Dependency Walker. it should point out which of the dll's is missing.

Moshe Levi  2009-10-14 22:30:31
I did, and it found 2 missing delay-load dependencies: ( http://en.wiki.mcneel.com/content/upload/images/DependencyWalkerGR.JPG )When I run the same test on a computer that works correctly, I get a single (different) missing dependency (IESHIMS.DLL)Is this information important?
David Rutten  2009-10-14 22:45:27
I don't actually think there are missing dlls. It's a problem with loading existing dlls. The thing that confuses me about this particular error is that it is looking for an Assembly Manifest on a C++ only dll. I was under the impression only DotNET dlls contained assembly manifests.
David Rutten  2009-10-14 22:48:23

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