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by: g_penguin July 14, 2007 6:28 AM PDT

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Windows framework.net installation successful, or was it?

by g_penguin - 7/14/07 6:28 AM

The update for framework.net was successful on my computer. For those trying to download, I wouldn't bother just yet. After the install I had to do a system restore to before its install. It seems that if you own a laptop, you will no longer be able to go into stand-by mode when clossing the laptop. Just an FYI for those trying to get the install to work.

Note: The one installed on my computer was framework.net ver 1.1 SP1


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The cure

by PudgyOne - 7/15/07 12:17 PM

In Reply to: Windows framework.net installation successful, or was it? by g_penguin

All problems with the latest updates with net framework are because you need to have

Net framework version 1.1 SP1
The hotfix for Version 1.1 SP1 http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=8EC6FB8A-29EB-49CF-9DBC-1A0DC2273FF9&displaylang=en
Net framework 2.0

all can be downloaded here

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/thankyou.aspx?familyId=a8f5654f-088e-40b2-bbdb-a83353618b38&displayLang=en

after you install the net framework(s), the windows updates will disappear.


Rick


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Ahm, thanks

by g_penguin - 7/15/07 1:52 PM

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but I have those now. I was just stating that it is possible that if you do finally get it downloaded you will have problems with it. I checked under my add/remove and I have all those listed. When I got the update. It just made my compter not shut down into stand-by. I have been emailing back and forth with a woman at microsoft help center who is convinced I had this problem BEFORE the update was installed, but I didn't. The only way I can go into stand by is to roll back the computer to the day before the update was installed.

Oh, and you were right, I didn't get asked to install the same update over and over like others have because I had all of that stuff already. I just couldn't go into stand-by after the download.


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