Photoshop 10 editing problem

Hi
can any body help me,
when i open my photoshop 10 i go into the opening window e.g organiser- editing.
when i click on the editing button to open it i get a message coming up like this:
The application has failed to start because its side by side configuration is incorrect.
i run windows 7 on my pc, and have never had any problems before.

Side-by-side configuration refers to a part in Windows. Generally, this error is fixed by making sure you have all of your OS updates installed, specifically the Visual C++ updates. Please start by going to Microsoft Windows Update

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