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I do not thing .NET Framework 3.5 was install by Visual Studio 2017, so I need to check which version are installed. Where do I look for that?<br />
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And how do I explicitly install .NET 3.5?<br />
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Thanks
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I do not thing .NET Framework 3.5 was install by Visual Studio 2017, so I need to check which version are installed. Where do I look for that?

And how do I explicitly install .NET 3.5?

Thanks

Checking status of .NET 3.5 on Windows 10

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