Turning off ASP.NET and JIT Debugger

[Guest]

Hi,

I have Windows XP Pro, SP2, IE7.

I have .NET Framework 1.1 installed on my computer. At one time, I
downloaded and installed 2.0 but I didn't like it so I uninstalled 2.0 and
kept 1.1. Since I don't have 2.0 installed in my pc, I've read that I can
turn off ASP.NET and JIT Debugger with no change in the way my programs run
since they ran without them in the first place. Is this true?

 

[Ken Blake, MVP]

Hi,

I have Windows XP Pro, SP2, IE7.

I have .NET Framework 1.1 installed on my computer. At one time, I
downloaded and installed 2.0 but I didn't like it so I uninstalled
2.0 and kept 1.1.

What you say makes no sense. It's not a matter of whether you *like* .net
2.0 or not. It's simply a matter of whether you run (or will run) programs
that require it. If you don't run them, you don't need 2.0. If you do run
them, you need it.

 

[Guest]

What you say makes no sense. It's not a matter of whether you *like* .net
2.0 or not. It's simply a matter of whether you run (or will run) programs
that require it. If you don't run them, you don't need 2.0. If you do run
them, you need it.

However you want to phrase it is fine, but how about an answer to my question?

 

[Guest]

--
jerald
What Ken is saying is you don't use framework 1.1 or 2.0 only the programs.
I downloaded 2.0 because the ATI video drivers i needed has to use 2.0

However you want to phrase it is fine, but how about an answer to my question?

What

 

[Guest]

im sorry, i did get what you were saying wrong. you can go to
administrative tools and then to services and find the debugger and disable
it and find the asp.net and put it in manual, it won't hurt anything. the
debugger will stop poping up.thats the way i have mine and my notebook works
fine.
Good luck.
jerald

 

[Guest]

I was able to put ASP.NET on Manual but JIT Debugger isn't listed in
Services, nor Dr. Watson. I went to Microsoft site "How to disable Dr.
Watson for Windows" at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q188296/#EBABAAA and
followed the directions. Hopefully, that'll do the trick.

Thanks for your help . . . Denise

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