Upgrading to later version of .NET Framework 2.0

13 Jul 2006 1:42 PM

MJC

My computer has .NET Framework v 2.0.50215 installed. A program says I need
to install .NET Framework v 2.0.50727. I went to Windows Update and
selected the .NET Framework, but Windows Update would not install it -- it
gave reference to KB829019, but that article doesn't explain what's wrong.
I haven't found anything on Microsoft's website about upgrading from one
release of version 2.0 to a later release. Any ideas?

Thanks very much.

13 Jul 2006 2:31 PM

Norman Yuan

The official .NET2.0 framework's version should be 2.0.50727. Any version
with last 5-digit number less than 50727 must be a beta/preview version. I
am not sure if you have any idea how a beta/preview version of .NET2.0 got
onto your computer. You must uninstall it before you get official .NET 2.0
installed. I think, if you search MS KB and MSDN, you could find instruction
of how to uninstall beta/preview version of .NET framework.

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"MJC" <MHC@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> My computer has .NET Framework v 2.0.50215 installed. A program says I
> need to install .NET Framework v 2.0.50727. I went to Windows Update and
> selected the .NET Framework, but Windows Update would not install it -- it
> gave reference to KB829019, but that article doesn't explain what's
> wrong. I haven't found anything on Microsoft's website about upgrading
> from one release of version 2.0 to a later release. Any ideas?
>
> Thanks very much.
>
>
>

13 Jul 2006 4:29 PM

Patrice

http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/support/uninstall/ for how to
uninstall whatever beta you installed...

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> My computer has .NET Framework v 2.0.50215 installed. A program says I
> need to install .NET Framework v 2.0.50727. I went to Windows Update and
> selected the .NET Framework, but Windows Update would not install it -- it
> gave reference to KB829019, but that article doesn't explain what's
> wrong. I haven't found anything on Microsoft's website about upgrading
> from one release of version 2.0 to a later release. Any ideas?
>
> Thanks very much.
>
>
>