0xc0000007b when executing a 32-bit application in a 64-bit version of Windows 10

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Recently, I encountered this error when trying to execute a 32-bit version of an application in a 64-bit version of Windows.After spending several hours reading, I eventually came across a post that indicated what this error means:STATUS INVALID IMAGE FORMATInterestingly, I had just run procmon while attempting to start the application, and noticed that when the process starts, it attempts to load a series of images (aka: DLLs):More interestingly is that msvcr110.dll is the last "Image" that is being loaded.Armed with another wiki that indicates 7z can detect the bitness of a file, I ran the f

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