.NET Framework MultiVersions
Angelico_Payne
08 Apr 2008
If I start from a clean SP2, final version, of Windows XP, which of the following i need to install, for all programs to function properly.
(allready know that Adobe Reader 8 and ATI Catalyst have issues without .NET installed) :
1.NET Framework 1.1
2.NET Framework 1.1SP1
3.NET Framework 2.0
4.NET Framework 3.0
5.NET Framework 3.5
These are the modules I install atm from SP3 RC1 as a base system, but it is a huge time chunk, not to mention its goes trough cycle of autoconfiguring or something like that, at first boot after.
I was wondering which ones are not nessecary, or more to the point which ones are needed?
I install following software on OS :
Winrar , Adobe Reader 8, BSPlayer, Klite Mega codec Pack, Cyberlink PowerDVD, Office2007 SP1, NOD32 , ACDSee, Winamp, Nero 7, DVD region Free+CS.
All driver and software are latest, except those mentioned with version.
(allready know that Adobe Reader 8 and ATI Catalyst have issues without .NET installed) :
1.NET Framework 1.1
2.NET Framework 1.1SP1
3.NET Framework 2.0
4.NET Framework 3.0
5.NET Framework 3.5
These are the modules I install atm from SP3 RC1 as a base system, but it is a huge time chunk, not to mention its goes trough cycle of autoconfiguring or something like that, at first boot after.
I was wondering which ones are not nessecary, or more to the point which ones are needed?
I install following software on OS :
Winrar , Adobe Reader 8, BSPlayer, Klite Mega codec Pack, Cyberlink PowerDVD, Office2007 SP1, NOD32 , ACDSee, Winamp, Nero 7, DVD region Free+CS.
All driver and software are latest, except those mentioned with version.
DesertJerry
08 Apr 2008
They all are necessary - needed is your call.
The various .NET Frameworks should be considered as runtimes for programs written using that .NET Framework version. Only you can or will know if there is a problem running a program because of a missing .NET Framework.
Think of it as the various Visual Basic runtimes, or Visual C runtimes, etc that are required to run programs written in those languages.
The various .NET Frameworks should be considered as runtimes for programs written using that .NET Framework version. Only you can or will know if there is a problem running a program because of a missing .NET Framework.
Think of it as the various Visual Basic runtimes, or Visual C runtimes, etc that are required to run programs written in those languages.
