What is .NET Redistributable?

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A redistributable is an exe file (23.1 MB) that can be included with the
setup files or can be copied on CD & installed on multiple machines without
Internet access.

The General user version would be downloaded & installed via the Internet on
a single machine.

For a person who has limited user knowledge then general user install is
automated by Windows Update, whereas, the distribution file can be installed
using the command line switches too.

I hope this has helped a little
 
Thanks. I thought WinXP gave the option to download the .NET Framework. I
just checked a user's computer that does not have .NET Framework installed.
Their Windows Update did not list it either. The Windows Update doesn't
provide an option for downloading .NET Framework?

Thanks,
Brett
 
Brett said:
Thanks. I thought WinXP gave the option to download the .NET Framework.
I just checked a user's computer that does not have .NET Framework
installed. Their Windows Update did not list it either. The Windows
Update doesn't provide an option for downloading .NET Framework?

The .NET Framework is an optional download. Maybe it doesn't show up on
your computer because the -.NET Framework is already installed.
 
Herfried K. Wagner said:
The .NET Framework is an optional download. Maybe it doesn't show up on
your computer because the -.NET Framework is already installed.

On this particular computer, it doesn't show in the add/remove programs.
What else could it be?

Thanks,
Brett
 
Maybe it is not installed.

Discontinued using the update process.

Just a thought,

Cor
 

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