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

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.

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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

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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.

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

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?

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

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?