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Error - "side-by-side configuration" on Win XP

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Microsoft Visual C++.Net

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side, error, configuration

I have an MFC app (Visual Studio 2005).
It runs perfectly on a Win 2000 test PC.
On a Win XP test PC I get an error referring to "side-by-side configuration information"

Basically the app won't start on XP. Using depends I get a bit more info referring to the above problem

I'm stumped. I can't find what this side-by-side configuration is in help.
Ideas as to what is going wrong and more importantly how to fix it?

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