Windows Vista support .NET?

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Hi, i would like to know about which version of Windows Vista is supporting
..NET software?

Thanks.
 
All of them will support the .NET (assuming Visual Studio .NET). Using
VS.NET 2005 on Ultimate right now.

They just include different features, i.e. the Home versions don't support
domains, etc.
 
Sally said:
Hi, i would like to know about which version of Windows Vista is
supporting
.NET software?

Thanks.
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AFAIK, the .NET Framework v2.0 (or is it 3.0?) is automatically installed as
part of all Vista editions. It's possible the Starter edition is an
exception, but I'm sure somebody else will know that.
 
Windows Vista comes bundled with .NET 2.0 and 3.0, you have to enable it
though. Click Start > type Programs and Features > hit enter > click the
Turn On Windows Features link, you should see the option available.
 
Not out of the box, you have to install Service Pack 1 for VS 2005 to enable
compatibility with Vista.
 
Andre Da Costa said:
Not out of the box, you have to install Service Pack 1 for VS 2005 to
enable compatibility with Vista.
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Even then there's a few bugs. Nothing show stopping though.
 
Visual Studio 2005 Service Pack 1 is different from Visual Studio Service
Pack 1 Update for Vista.
 
It does give an error on install, but it does work. I did install the SP1
soon after install, but it worked fine without it (very simple Windows
application, though, just a single menu option and 2 buttons to open
different files).

But, the update is there, so it works with no problems. And Windows Updates
finds the update when VS.Net is installed and downloads it automatically.
:-)

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