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.net dependency question - cannibalherd - Mar 16, 2022
if my file need .net 3.5 to run and machine has.net 4.5 + installed will my file open and run successfully?
RE: .net dependency question - | x | - Mar 16, 2022
Yes.
You can test this on virtual machine.
RE: .net dependency question - Geofry Handsome - Mar 16, 2022
(Mar 16, 2022 08:03 AM)cannibalherd Wrote: if my file need .net 3.5 to run and machine has.net 4.5 + installed will my file open and run successfully?
no, Windows will ask you to install the missing components.
Usually 3.5 is included in Win 10.
RE: .net dependency question - jmark7 - Mar 16, 2022
(Mar 16, 2022 12:38 PM)Geofry Handsome Wrote: no, Windows will ask you to install the missing components.
Usually 3.5 is included in Win 10.
small correcting.
Usually 3.5 is not included in Win 10 and is required to be installed.
RE: .net dependency question - Vuln - Mar 16, 2022
It is always included as Windows Feature, but usually disabled by default (depending on how Win 10 was installed).
Enabling the feature will download it through Windows Update.
If it is disabled and you execute a .NET 2.x/3.x app, you will be asked to enable the feature. Your app won't just crash.
(Mar 16, 2022 01:05 PM)jmark7 Wrote: small correcting.
Usually 3.5 is not included in Win 10 and is required to be installed.
This is correct.
RE: .net dependency question - benio2 - Mar 17, 2022
Use .net framework 4.0 for development right now if you want your software to be able to run on any Win10+ pc.