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Have you tried this version?<br><a href="https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2088631" rel="ugc">https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2088631</a>
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have you checked via "control panel", " programs &amp; features", "turn windoze features on or off"? .NET usually gets installed that way, &amp; if it is available for your OS you should be able to see it there and enable it there.<br><br>
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@Deman - That's the installation I've been trying, yes.<br>@rindi - I'ts indeed installed, but what windows has installed is version 4.6 &amp; at the prerequisites to Exchange server 2016 CU21 (I'd like to update from CU20 to CU21..), it says I should have version 4.8 installed.<br>Should I just try the CU21 update without installing .Net 4.8?<br>Otherwise, how do I fix .Net 4.8 failing to install?
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Hi,<br><br>We need to update an Exchange 2016 server from CU20 to CU21.<br><br>One of the pre-requisites is having .Net 4.8 installed.<br><br>There's currently .Net 4.6 on it (is it perhaps worth trying to update without .Net 4.8?).<br><br>Running either the offline or the web installer for .Net 4.8, both failing with "Cannot find Object or Property".<br><br>When clicking the log file it shows "Exe (E:\0aa3b158c56bee1bdda09f\x64-Windows10.0-KB4486129-x64.cab) failed with 0x80092004 - Cannot find object or property. ."<br><br>The file it claims it can't find actually is present at the alleged path.<br><br>Attaching a screenshot.<br><br>We'd like to have the security update done soon, please help<br><br><a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2021/07_w30/1566893/Screenshot-2021-07-19-154300.jpg" rel="ugc"><img src="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2021/07_w30/1566893/Screenshot-2021-07-19-154300.jpg" class="fr-fic fr-dii"></a><br><br>
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Hi,
We need to update an Exchange 2016 server from CU20 to CU21.
One of the pre-requisites is having .Net 4.8 installed.
There's currently .Net 4.6 on it (is it perhaps worth trying to update without .Net 4.8?).
Running either the offline or the web installer for .Net 4.8, both failing with "Cannot find Object or Property".
When clicking the log file it shows "Exe (E:\0aa3b158c56bee1bdda09f\x64-Windows10.0-KB4486129-x64.cab) failed with 0x80092004 - Cannot find object or property. ."
The file it claims it can't find actually is present at the alleged path.
Attaching a screenshot.
We'd like to have the security update done soon, please help

.Net 4.8 setup - Cannot find Object or Property

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