.net framework (and logon)

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Why is .net framework installed if Windows XP Home Edition does not use it? (Ref. previous post regarding logon by John Michael on 2-29-04: "Most likely this is what the issue is, you are using XP Home and you have installed .net framework and since XP Home does not use any IIS ( Internet Information Services) then you may uninstall that from add/remove programs and this will also take away the aspinet user in the user account, reboot the system and this will log on normally from there.")
 
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Linda said:
Why is .net framework installed if Windows XP Home Edition does not
use it? (Ref. previous post regarding logon by John Michael on
2-29-04: "Most likely this is what the issue is, you are using XP
Home and you have installed .net framework and since XP Home does
not use any IIS ( Internet Information Services) then you may
uninstall that from add/remove programs and this will also take away
the aspinet user in the user account, reboot the system and this
will log on normally from there.")
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..NET Framework is installed because you selected it and installed it.
It's not a "critical update". It is a recommended update.
 

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