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Buffalo
If netframework 2.0 SP-1 shows up in add-remove and 2.0 does not, do you
need to install the 2.0 version also or is 2.0 sp-1 a rollup which includes
2.0.
Reason? I seem to be having a problem with SuperAntiSpyware updates and also
some video problems with my GeForce 7600GT AGP.
I tried googling for the answer, but it wasn't clear. Overall, if you
install a SP, it seems to include the original version.
Is there a way to check to see if your version of NetFrameWork is corrupted?
I have several instances of NetFrameWork 1.1 also
Running Win2000Pro SP-4.
I tried running netfx_setupverifier.exe but I get an error message relating
to WINNT\System32\advpack.dll while trying to install it. My advpack.dll
version is 6.00.2800.1106. Could that be a problem?
Thanks,
Buffalo
PS: Is there a way to get SFC working? I tried inserting my Win2000Pro cd
when trying to run sfc, as instructed, but it says it is the wrong CD. The
CD player I originally used to install the system is no longer working and
my newer CD/DVD writer is a different letter. Could that be the problem?
need to install the 2.0 version also or is 2.0 sp-1 a rollup which includes
2.0.
Reason? I seem to be having a problem with SuperAntiSpyware updates and also
some video problems with my GeForce 7600GT AGP.
I tried googling for the answer, but it wasn't clear. Overall, if you
install a SP, it seems to include the original version.
Is there a way to check to see if your version of NetFrameWork is corrupted?
I have several instances of NetFrameWork 1.1 also
Running Win2000Pro SP-4.
I tried running netfx_setupverifier.exe but I get an error message relating
to WINNT\System32\advpack.dll while trying to install it. My advpack.dll
version is 6.00.2800.1106. Could that be a problem?
Thanks,
Buffalo
PS: Is there a way to get SFC working? I tried inserting my Win2000Pro cd
when trying to run sfc, as instructed, but it says it is the wrong CD. The
CD player I originally used to install the system is no longer working and
my newer CD/DVD writer is a different letter. Could that be the problem?