I 'm on XP Pro/SP2. I have versions 1, 2 and 3 of dotNET.

I recently applied a dotNET Service Pack and some upgrades.

Now my PC runs with slight delays and lags. The PC is a basic one
with limited power.

Can I disable dotNET without uninstalling it?

On Oct 27, 7:38*am, doonie <inva...@mail.com> wrote:
> I 'm on XP Pro/SP2. *I have versions 1, 2 and 3 of dotNET.
>
> I recently applied a dotNET Service Pack and some upgrades.
>
> Now my PC runs with slight delays and lags. The PC is a basic one
> with limited power. *
>
> Can I disable dotNET without uninstalling it?

Look eleswhere! .Net is not normally active and only is used when
other application call for common Net routines.

WTF would you think that "disabling dotNET" would make any difference?

Why isn't SP3 installed yet?

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doonie wrote:
> I 'm on XP Pro/SP2. I have versions 1, 2 and 3 of dotNET.
>
> I recently applied a dotNET Service Pack and some upgrades.
>
> Now my PC runs with slight delays and lags. The PC is a basic one
> with limited power.
>
> Can I disable dotNET without uninstalling it?

On 10/27/2009 12:38 AM On a whim, doonie pounded out on the keyboard

> I 'm on XP Pro/SP2. I have versions 1, 2 and 3 of dotNET.
>
> I recently applied a dotNET Service Pack and some upgrades.
>
> Now my PC runs with slight delays and lags. The PC is a basic one
> with limited power.
>
> Can I disable dotNET without uninstalling it?

Are you possibly talking about internet using a browser? Do you use
Firefox? If so, MS took the liberty of installing a .NET add-on in FF.
I disable it on any machine I touch, and even MS disabled it recently
because of security issues.

Click Tools, Add-ons and click on the .NET Assistant and click Disable.
That will help the speed a little.


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On Oct 28, 2:03*am, "Terry R." <F1...@NOSPAMpobox.com> wrote:
> On 10/27/2009 12:38 AM On a whim, doonie pounded out on the keyboard
>
> > I 'm on XP Pro/SP2. *I have versions 1, 2 and 3 of dotNET.
>
> > I recently applied a dotNET Service Pack and some upgrades.
>
> > Now my PC runs with slight delays and lags. The PC is a basic one
> > with limited power.
>
> > Can I disable dotNET without uninstalling it?
>
> Are you possibly talking about internet using a browser? *Do you use
> Firefox? *If so, MS took the liberty of installing a .NET add-on in FF.
> * I disable it on any machine I touch, and even MS disabled it recently
> because of security issues.
>
> Click Tools, Add-ons and click on the .NET Assistant and click Disable.
> * That will help the speed a little.
>
> Terry R.
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And another Firefox module now appears to disable this .Net FF
extension automatically.

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>
>
> And another Firefox module now appears to disable this .Net FF
> extension automatically.

And is re-enabled automatically by now.

Bernd

On 10/28/2009 7:18 AM On a whim, Bernd pounded out on the keyboard

>
> -------- Original-Nachricht --------
>
>>
>> And another Firefox module now appears to disable this .Net FF
>> extension automatically.
>
> And is re-enabled automatically by now.
>
> Bernd

Not here. I know of nothing in FF that disabled it, only MS.


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On 10/28/2009 6:24 AM On a whim, smlunatick pounded out on the keyboard

> On Oct 28, 2:03 am, "Terry R."<F1...@NOSPAMpobox.com> wrote:
>> On 10/27/2009 12:38 AM On a whim, doonie pounded out on the keyboard
>>
>>> I 'm on XP Pro/SP2. I have versions 1, 2 and 3 of dotNET.
>>> I recently applied a dotNET Service Pack and some upgrades.
>>> Now my PC runs with slight delays and lags. The PC is a basic one
>>> with limited power.
>>> Can I disable dotNET without uninstalling it?
>> Are you possibly talking about internet using a browser? Do you use
>> Firefox? If so, MS took the liberty of installing a .NET add-on in FF.
>> I disable it on any machine I touch, and even MS disabled it recently
>> because of security issues.
>>
>> Click Tools, Add-ons and click on the .NET Assistant and click Disable.
>> That will help the speed a little.
>>
>> Terry R.
>> --
>> Anti-spam measures are included in my email address.
>> Delete NOSPAM from the email address after clicking Reply.
>
> And another Firefox module now appears to disable this .Net FF
> extension automatically.

I know of no "modules" in FF doing this. MS did though.


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