Answer:
Method 1. Restart your computer
The first thing to try is restarting Windows. It sounds too simple, but it sometimes yields results.
Method 2. Update .NET framework
In most cases it's Microsoft .NET framework causing the issues. You can download the latest version of .NET Framework from Microsoft.
When it's installed (or re-installed) reboot and try your app or game again
Method 3. Enable Administrator rights
Try running the game or app with admin rights. To do that, right-click on the shortcut or the actual executable for the game, select Properties and open the Compatibility tab. Tick the 'Run this program as an administrator' box, and click on OK.
Method 4. Reinstall the app or game
You can uninstall and re-installing the game or program you're trying to run - simple but sometimes the quickest and most effective way to get rid of the error.
Method 5. Update Windows
Update Windows. In many cases Windows will automatically update, but to check, head to Control Panel and search for 'Windows Update'.
In later versions, including Windows 10, you can open the new Settings app (just search the Start menu or click the cog icon which appears just above the Windows logo when you click it in the bottom-left of the screen.
In the Settings app, click on Update & Security then you should see a button to check for updates:
Step-by-step explanation:
Method 6. Run ChkDsk
Run chkdsk by opening cmd (search for it or press Win+R).
In the window type "chkdsk c: /f /r". If it is the primary windows disk, it will ask you to schedule it for next boot. When you restart, it will do a check before get to the login screen. Partitions or other drives can also be checked this way.
Method 7. Reinstall DirectX
This can be the fix for games that won't load. The way to do this depends on your version of Windows and which version of DirectX you need. There are full instructions on Microsoft's website
Hope it's help you. :-)