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Run apps made for .NET Framework 2.0 and 3.x in Windows 11 Version 26H1 (down to Windows 8.x) without installing .NET 3.5. Copy this below into a text editor and save as a .reg file then open it, if successful .NET framework 2.0 and 3.x apps should open without...

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NitroShoe🐈‍⬛🧢💍 profil fotoğrafı
NitroShoe🐈‍⬛🧢💍8 ay önce

The wallpaper is a bit creative 🎨

Fireblade profil fotoğrafı
Fireblade8 ay önce

i need that wallpaper

🇦🇺 Kippykip profil fotoğrafı
🇦🇺 Kippykip8 ay önce

Dang I wasn't aware you could forcibly run those apps with .net 4.0+ binaries. How compatible is it? Surely it was done for a reason but this could be useful for those super light windows builds

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Bob Pony8 ay önce

Tested apps like NUS and NLite and seems they run the exact same without any issues. But this method is definitely good workaround as Windows 11 Version 26H1 has removed .NET 3.5 support officially from its Windows Update servers unless you manually get the .NET 3.5 installer.

Rock Steadfastson profil fotoğrafı
Rock Steadfastson8 ay önce

@kippykip1 I was always under the impression that .NET runtimes were backward compatible and as such if you had the latest runtime all would be well..

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🇦🇺 Kippykip8 ay önce

@TheBobPony I always saw them as generations. Installing .net 3.5 was backwards compatible to 2.0 4.8 is backwards compatible to 4.0 Visual C++ runtimes is even more annoying and inconsistent though

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christian p8 ay önce

Nice wallpaper!

javierPrz_tec profil fotoğrafı
javierPrz_tec8 ay önce

Okay, we'll try it tomorrow. Regards.

Му profil fotoğrafı
Му8 ay önce

Well it's isn't works to me. Required .net 3.5 still...

g-omni profil fotoğrafı
g-omni8 ay önce

Wonder if wine supports this...

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Muhamad Arif Hidayat8 ay önce

Ice Cream

José Batista profil fotoğrafı
José Batista8 ay önce

hey, where are those guys saying windows does not need complicated shenanigans like linux?

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ghastyy8 ay önce

can we have the wallpaper please

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alp-pangoro.bsky.social (AlpXBungo)8 ay önce

Windows 11 getting worse and worse everytime. At this rate, I'm not longer surprised.

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Phil Xanos8 ay önce

Nice hack

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