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Visual Studio .NET has detected that the web server is running ASP.NETversion 1.0
When I try to create a new ASP.NET web application I get the following error
Visual Studio .NET has detected that the web server is running ASP.NETversion 1.0, the web application you are creating or opening can be configured to be compliant with ASP.NET1.0.
However the application will not be able to use new features from ASP.NET 1.1
What do you want to do?
*Do not open the application, I will upgrade ASP.NET on the server to the latsest version before proceeding(reccomended).
*Make the application compliant with ASP.NET version 1.0.
Visual Studio .NET has detected that the web server is running ASP.NETversion 1.0, the web application you are creating or opening can be configured to be compliant with ASP.NET1.0.
However the application will not be able to use new features from ASP.NET 1.1
What do you want to do?
*Do not open the application, I will upgrade ASP.NET on the server to the latsest version before proceeding(reccomended).
*Make the application compliant with ASP.NET version 1.0.
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praneetha tried the commands listed on http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;306005&Product=aspnet
but still reciving the message
but still reciving the message
I would try to completely uninstall and reinstall both the framework and ASP.NET
Regards,
Aeros
Regards,
Aeros
use aspnet_regiis.exe
from a command prompt
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\F
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\F
from a command prompt
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\F
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\F
Also, Clear the VSCache.
did it say regiis succeeded...
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Praneetha yes
try restarting the machine and see if that's any help
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Netjkus
did this but still no go
di notice that under the framwork directory there is a v1.0.3705 directory as well as a v1.1.4322 ???
did this but still no go
di notice that under the framwork directory there is a v1.0.3705 directory as well as a v1.1.4322 ???
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in my internet information services I can't start my default web site comes up with address allredy in use ??
use v1.1.4322 .....
type in localhost in Ie and see what it yields...
and then type the Ip address in Ie and check what it shows...
type in localhost in Ie and see what it yields...
and then type the Ip address in Ie and check what it shows...
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praneetha I don't follow you????
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restart didn't work.
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oh i c localhost and the ip go to the same page
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This wouldn't be anything to do with uninstalling/unregistering
>>>I can't start my default web site comes up with address allredy in use
what exactly u were trying to do there....
what exactly u were trying to do there....
is this the fresh install of visualstudio.net framework / IDE...
or did u allready have something and u tried to update it
or did u allready have something and u tried to update it
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Would you suggest a complete reinstall ???
starting of the default web site I thought this may have been another affect.
starting of the default web site I thought this may have been another affect.
well i guess may be
Uninstall both the framework and the ide, then reinstall the IDE first and then the framework (1.1).
Uninstall both the framework and the ide, then reinstall the IDE first and then the framework (1.1).
or just try uninstalling framework and reinstalling and see if it is of any help.
Project --> Properties --> Project Property Pages dialog -->
Common Properties -->General --> Application -->Supported Runtimes
Click the ellipsis (…) button to open the .NET Framework Version dialog box.
What is the default ASP.NET version there ??
Common Properties -->General --> Application -->Supported Runtimes
Click the ellipsis (…) button to open the .NET Framework Version dialog box.
What is the default ASP.NET version there ??
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This probelm seems to have been due to an install of oracle which was running apache ...stopped apache now all ok...
self answered question...refund
Aeros
Aeros
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see if that's what u need