Does .net 1, 2, 3, all need to be installed? Or should 1 and 2 be removed
and 3 installed? I am looking but can not find anything on it?
PA Bear said:[edited for top-posting]
Uh-oh...
Sammy, are you now running WinXP SP3? If so, there's an ongoing bug
involving .NET Framework versions not being offered by Windows Update
after doing a "clean install" of WinXP and then installing SP3. See this
recent article by my colleague Susan Bradley:
http://windowssecrets.com/2008/12/04/03-XP-Service-Pack-3-blocks-.NET-security-patches
[I shall ask Susan if she might assist you in this thread, Sammy.]
--
~PA Bear
Sammy said:I recently reloaded xp and noticed this Windows card space in control
panel
and wondered where it came from. And I saw it came from .net 3 and I just
noticed how big they were, 1 and 2 and was curious. Like when you
download a
new version of java it leaves the old one. I let windows load everything
except I.E 7. It was an old copy of xp pro before sp1 so there was a lot
of
stuff it was wanting to download. Thank you both and I will read up on it
so
as not to ask such a foolish question. I am going to check out this card
space.
Sammy said:PA Bear,
Windows update put back .net 1.1 and 1.1 service pack. So it is back just
like it was.
PA Bear said:[edited for top-posting]
Uh-oh...
Sammy, are you now running WinXP SP3? If so, there's an ongoing bug
involving .NET Framework versions not being offered by Windows Update
after doing a "clean install" of WinXP and then installing SP3. See this
recent article by my colleague Susan Bradley:
http://windowssecrets.com/2008/12/04/03-XP-Service-Pack-3-blocks-.NET-security-patches
[I shall ask Susan if she might assist you in this thread, Sammy.]
--
~PA Bear
Sammy said:I recently reloaded xp and noticed this Windows card space in control
panel
and wondered where it came from. And I saw it came from .net 3 and I
just
noticed how big they were, 1 and 2 and was curious. Like when you
download a
new version of java it leaves the old one. I let windows load everything
except I.E 7. It was an old copy of xp pro before sp1 so there was a lot
of
stuff it was wanting to download. Thank you both and I will read up on
it
so
as not to ask such a foolish question. I am going to check out this card
space.
None of them needs to be installed unless you want to run an
application that needs that one. The .net framework version 3 does not
replace all earlier versions, and you need the correct one for the
program(s) you want to run.
Does .net 1, 2, 3, all need to be installed? Or should 1 and 2 be
removed
and 3 installed? I am looking but can not find anything on it?
PA Bear said:May we assume that everthing's OK now?
Sammy said:PA Bear,
Windows update put back .net 1.1 and 1.1 service pack. So it is back just
like it was.
PA Bear said:[edited for top-posting]
Uh-oh...
Sammy, are you now running WinXP SP3? If so, there's an ongoing bug
involving .NET Framework versions not being offered by Windows Update
after doing a "clean install" of WinXP and then installing SP3. See
this
recent article by my colleague Susan Bradley:
http://windowssecrets.com/2008/12/04/03-XP-Service-Pack-3-blocks-.NET-security-patches
[I shall ask Susan if she might assist you in this thread, Sammy.]
--
~PA Bear
Sammy Castagna wrote:
I recently reloaded xp and noticed this Windows card space in control
panel
and wondered where it came from. And I saw it came from .net 3 and I
just
noticed how big they were, 1 and 2 and was curious. Like when you
download a
new version of java it leaves the old one. I let windows load
everything
except I.E 7. It was an old copy of xp pro before sp1 so there was a
lot
of
stuff it was wanting to download. Thank you both and I will read up on
it
so
as not to ask such a foolish question. I am going to check out this
card
space.
None of them needs to be installed unless you want to run an
application that needs that one. The .net framework version 3 does not
replace all earlier versions, and you need the correct one for the
program(s) you want to run.
Does .net 1, 2, 3, all need to be installed? Or should 1 and 2 be
removed
and 3 installed? I am looking but can not find anything on it?
Sammy said:Yes everything is good and my attempt to break it apparently failed.
Sammy said:PA Bear,
Windows update put back .net 1.1 and 1.1 service pack. So it is back
just
like it was.
:
[edited for top-posting]
Uh-oh...
Sammy, are you now running WinXP SP3? If so, there's an ongoing bug
involving .NET Framework versions not being offered by Windows Update
after doing a "clean install" of WinXP and then installing SP3. See
this
recent article by my colleague Susan Bradley:
http://windowssecrets.com/2008/12/04/03-XP-Service-Pack-3-blocks-.NET-security-patches
[I shall ask Susan if she might assist you in this thread, Sammy.]
--
~PA Bear
Sammy Castagna wrote:
I recently reloaded xp and noticed this Windows card space in control
panel
and wondered where it came from. And I saw it came from .net 3 and I
just
noticed how big they were, 1 and 2 and was curious. Like when you
download a
new version of java it leaves the old one. I let windows load
everything
except I.E 7. It was an old copy of xp pro before sp1 so there was a
lot
of
stuff it was wanting to download. Thank you both and I will read up on
it
so
as not to ask such a foolish question. I am going to check out this
card
space.
None of them needs to be installed unless you want to run an
application that needs that one. The .net framework version 3 does
not
replace all earlier versions, and you need the correct one for the
program(s) you want to run.
Does .net 1, 2, 3, all need to be installed? Or should 1 and 2 be
removed
and 3 installed? I am looking but can not find anything on it?
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