I can't use programs that require .NET Framework.

Okay, you two need to stop. Figure out this needs to be and move it. Otherwise, just help me. The versions that I have installed are v1.0.3705, v1.1.4322, v2.0.50727, v3.0, and v3.5. When I said 3.5 and 4.0 didn't work, I mean they didn't make the program work. I could install them fine. I checked Event Viewer and I had like 12 errors with .NET all with the same following error message: ".NET Runtime Optimization Service (clr_optimization_v2.0.50727_32) - Service reached limit of transient errors. Will shut down. Last error returned from Service Manager: 0x80029c4a." So what does this mean? Can it be fixed without having to resintall/repair Vista?

I'm trying to use a program that has previously worked flawlessly. This program is called GHTCP, which is used with Guitar Hero 3 PC. It requires .NET Framework 2.0 or higher to use. All of sudden, the program just stopped working. I asked to program creator about this, and he said that it sounds like a .NET Framework so here I am.

I'm running Windows Vista. I've tried uninstalling and then installing .NET Framework 3.0 but thats not working. I found that .NET Framework is part of the OS so I can't remove it. Is there any way aside from repairing/reinstalling Windows that I can fix this?

AFAIK, as a Windows® Software Developer and I programmer I’ve

been facing the worst nights and days in the Windows® XP era. This

since Windows® XP machines DID NOT include .NET Framework Redistribution

Package, it simply wasn’t preinstalled so each user need to install .NET Framework.

However, once Microsoft® shipped Windows Vista™ the story changed for us as

programmers and .NET application developers using Microsoft® Visual Studio®

IDE and the components and API shared for programmers within the .NET Framework

Library.

If you do NOT believe me then read my articles as CodeProject.com.

Here: http://www.codeproject.com/script/Articles/MemberArticles.aspx?amid=2553694

My website for Developers and programmers is: http://www.coder24.com

and my website for IT-professionals and regular PC users etc is: http://www.itknowledge24.com

You are welcome.

This is my account at Microsoft Development Network (MSDN) Forum:

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Profile/en-US/?user=Coder24.com&referrer=http%3a%2f%2fsocial.msdn.microsoft.com%2fForums%2fen%2fwindowssecurity%2fthread%2fa57cf6ba-c5f7-4980-b8ec-67e8862c9984&rh=W%2biTZMIt%2fu88mMTsd15BwupK5wK4LkdZ%2b7TLrTodoWc%3d&sp=forums

The nickname is "Coder24.com" and on THIS forum (Microsoft Answers) it is "ITknowledge24".

BTW, .NET Framework Package is preinstalled in Windows® 7 as well.

I hope you find this information useful and if you need any further assistance,

please feel free to contact me and let me know.

I hope this information was helpful…

Have a nice day…

Best regards,

Fisnik

Itknowledge24.com

I'm trying to use a program that has previously worked flawlessly. This program is called GHTCP, which is used with Guitar Hero 3 PC. It requires .NET Framework 2.0 or higher to use. All of sudden, the program just stopped working. I asked to program creator about this, and he said that it sounds like a .NET Framework so here I am.

I'm running Windows Vista. I've tried uninstalling and then installing .NET Framework 3.0 but thats not working. I found that .NET Framework is part of the OS so I can't remove it. Is there any way aside from repairing/reinstalling Windows that I can fix this?

AFAIK, as a Windows® Software Developer and I programmer I’ve

been facing the worst nights and days in the Windows® XP era. This

since Windows® XP machines DID NOT include .NET Framework Redistribution

Package, it simply wasn’t preinstalled so each user need to install .NET Framework.

However, once Microsoft® shipped Windows Vista™ the story changed for us as

programmers and .NET application developers using Microsoft® Visual Studio®

IDE and the components and API shared for programmers within the .NET Framework

Library.

If you do NOT believe me then read my articles as CodeProject.com.

Here: http://www.codeproject.com/script/Articles/MemberArticles.aspx?amid=2553694

My website for Developers and programmers is: http://www.coder24.com

and my website for IT-professionals and regular PC users etc is: http://www.itknowledge24.com

You are welcome.

This is my account at Microsoft Development Network (MSDN) Forum:

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Profile/en-US/?user=Coder24.com&referrer=http%3a%2f%2fsocial.msdn.microsoft.com%2fForums%2fen%2fwindowssecurity%2fthread%2fa57cf6ba-c5f7-4980-b8ec-67e8862c9984&rh=W%2biTZMIt%2fu88mMTsd15BwupK5wK4LkdZ%2b7TLrTodoWc%3d&sp=forums

The nickname is "Coder24.com" and on THIS forum (Microsoft Answers) it is "ITknowledge24".

BTW, .NET Framework Package is preinstalled in Windows® 7 as well.

I hope you find this information useful and if you need any further assistance,

please feel free to contact me and let me know.

I hope this information was helpful…

Have a nice day…

Best regards,

Fisnik

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Itknowledge24.com

None of that was at all of any use to me because as I stated, I know this. I don't know what you're even getting at other than shamelessly promoting multiple websites. Can anyone actually help me with my problem?

NO, no, no, you do not understand. This is the actual information posted

to you:

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AFAIK, as a Windows® Software Developer and I programmer I’ve

been facing the worst nights and days in the Windows® XP era. This

since Windows® XP machines DID NOT include .NET Framework Redistribution

Package, it simply wasn’t preinstalled so each user need to install .NET Framework.

However, once Microsoft® shipped Windows Vista™ the story changed for us as

programmers and .NET application developers using Microsoft® Visual Studio®

IDE and the components and API shared for programmers within the .NET Framework

Library.

=================================================

The other is extra to proof that I am a .NET-developer myself, and also to

proof that I develop applications for Windows®. The reason I needed to

proof is because you need to know that my initial information is true, that

Windows Vista™ and Windows® 7 includes .NET Framework preinstalled.

I hope you find this information useful and if you need any further assistance,

please feel free to contact me and let me know.

I hope this information was helpful…

Have a nice day…

Best regards,

Fisnik

Itknowledge24.com

NO, no, no, you do not understand. This is the actual information posted

to you:

=================================================

AFAIK, as a Windows® Software Developer and I programmer I’ve

been facing the worst nights and days in the Windows® XP era. This

since Windows® XP machines DID NOT include .NET Framework Redistribution

Package, it simply wasn’t preinstalled so each user need to install .NET Framework.

However, once Microsoft® shipped Windows Vista™ the story changed for us as

programmers and .NET application developers using Microsoft® Visual Studio®

IDE and the components and API shared for programmers within the .NET Framework

Library.

=================================================

The other is extra to proof that I am a .NET-developer myself, and also to

proof that I develop applications for Windows®. The reason I needed to

proof is because you need to know that my initial information is true, that

Windows Vista™ and Windows® 7 includes .NET Framework preinstalled.

I hope you find this information useful and if you need any further assistance,

please feel free to contact me and let me know.

I hope this information was helpful…

Have a nice day…

Best regards,

Fisnik

---

Itknowledge24.com

No, you don't understand. Like I stated, I know everything you have told me and you didn't help me at all. I don't care if you program it or not unless you help me fix it.