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Urgent: Microsoft .NET errors from apps
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Until 2 days ago I had a perfectly working XP Pro installation. Then I installed RealPlayer (required for a work project) and everything went down hill from there.
One of the errors is a .NET error where it can't find the following file:
C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\F ramework\v 2.0.50727\ mscorwks.d ll
Thinking I would have to reinstall .net from the beginning, I tried re-installing .NET v2, but it complained I already had a later version of v2 installed. Then I tried installed .net v2sp2 and it said it was already installed so I would have to uninstall it.
I have .net 3.0 sp2 and .net 3.5 installed. Do I need to uninstall all of them down to v2.0 and then reinstall them all back up to 3.5 or maybe even 4.x?
Thanks!
Until 2 days ago I had a perfectly working XP Pro installation. Then I installed RealPlayer (required for a work project) and everything went down hill from there.
One of the errors is a .NET error where it can't find the following file:
C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\F
Thinking I would have to reinstall .net from the beginning, I tried re-installing .NET v2, but it complained I already had a later version of v2 installed. Then I tried installed .net v2sp2 and it said it was already installed so I would have to uninstall it.
I have .net 3.0 sp2 and .net 3.5 installed. Do I need to uninstall all of them down to v2.0 and then reinstall them all back up to 3.5 or maybe even 4.x?
Thanks!
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It turned out that this seemingly simple question was actually the tip of an iceberg.
The information required to do justice to this question would require an answer that is much longer than the allowed space, and is more suitable to an article which I will try to write up in the next week or so.
The information required to do justice to this question would require an answer that is much longer than the allowed space, and is more suitable to an article which I will try to write up in the next week or so.
If you want them all, then, yes, I would uninstall all and start again. .... Thinkpads_User