Problem running app in .NET 2 when .NET 1.1 was installed

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Hello,

If I install an application that is made with .NET 2 over an application
that was made with .NET 1.1 it creates problem. Here is what I am doing: I
unintall the application X that was made with .NET 1.1 and then Install the
same App X that is made with .NET 2. Then I double click the program to run
and nothing happens. I then install the app X with .NET 1.1, and then run
the X with .NET 2 and it runs fine! So what is going on?
 
Hi,

I find weird that nothing happens.

Otherwise you need to install the 2.0 framework too
 
Hello Mike,

Your application is Windows or Web?
Do you have any User Control that is third party?
What many .Net framework is running on your machine?
Do you have another PC to try out? Is it still giving the same problem?

chanmm
 
Well then all i can think is dbl check your app. When you converted it to a
..net 2 version maybe there was an issue. Otherwise you need to give more
info.
 
I think it is not the .NET Framework, but it is with the application. When I
uninstall the lower version of the application, that was made with 1.1, and
install the higher one that was made with 2, the higher one does not run when
double clicked. I must install the lower one even if .NET framework 1.1 is
already installed. I have tried this with all the other pcs and OSs.
 
What issue could be there?
--
Mike


Daniel said:
Well then all i can think is dbl check your app. When you converted it to a
..net 2 version maybe there was an issue. Otherwise you need to give more
info.
 
I think it is not the .NET Framework, but it is with the application. When I
uninstall the lower version of the application, that was made with 1.1, and
install the higher one that was made with 2, the higher one does not run when
double clicked. I must install the lower one even if .NET framework 1.1 is
already installed. I have tried this with all the other pcs and OSs.
 
It is a windows program and yes it has many third party user controls. There
could be no .net app.
 
It is a windows program and yes it has many third party user controls. There
could be no .net app.
 
It is a windows program and yes it has many third party user controls. There
could be no .net app.
 

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