Vista - .net framework 1.1

I have some software I wanna install in vista, will the .net framework 1.1
work under vista?

Any clues, or suggestions? Guess I could try and see what happens.

Install SP1 ontop of it

Install in admin mode. That is right click on install and choose run as
admin.

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Take Care,

Will


"B Barley" <BBarley@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have some software I wanna install in vista, will the .net framework 1.1
> work under vista?
>
> Any clues, or suggestions? Guess I could try and see what happens.

On 2006-08-30 04:49, B Barley wrote:
> I have some software I wanna install in vista, will the .net framework 1.1
> work under vista?
>
> Any clues, or suggestions? Guess I could try and see what happens.

I've managed to install 2.0 (think it came with Visual Studio) and I
think it should be backward compatible with 1.1, so if you fail to
install 1.1 try 2.0.

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Erik Wikström

I got .net framework 1.1 to install last night using advice from Aaron
Stebner's blog at
http://blogs.msdn.com/astebner/archi...06/658484.aspx

I also right clicked the setup program and told Vista to run it in
administrator mode. Seems like alot of goofy steps to install a program
that is almost mandatory to have these days. Reminds me of the old days
when every program needed a different version of visual basic runtime.

Good Luck,
David

"B Barley" <BBarley@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news72791F4-C689-436A-801C-F030081C0B9B@microsoft.com...
>I have some software I wanna install in vista, will the .net framework 1.1
> work under vista?
>
> Any clues, or suggestions? Guess I could try and see what happens.

Yeah,

Well after I got the framework installed the application still didn't
work...go figure lol

Anyway, it's a know issue and SonyMediaSoftware is supposedly working with
MS to get the required components back in the os or something like that.

"Anon" <nospam@world.net> wrote in message
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> Install SP1 ontop of it

No, Vista has 2.0 installed outta the box

And some apps require 1.1