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This article contains steps to clean-up the corrupted Microsoft .NET Framework before you can re-install the framework again.
Applies To:
- Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2
- Software xPortal2005 v1.1, xPortal2005 v1.2
- Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1
Resolution Summary ResolutionTo completely uninstall Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1, please complete the following steps.
Warning! Continuing further will make permanent changes to your system. You will need to reinstall any products that you choose to clean up. If you do not want to proceed, press the Exit button.
- The .NET Framework clean up tool is available for download from the link provided at the end of this article.
ยป If download failed, kindly re-download the same file from this link
.NET-Framework-cleanup-tool. - Download the clean-up tools from the provided link above and then extract the files accordingly.
- Run the cleanup_tool.exe as administrator. The following window will be prompted. Click Yes to continue.
- The License Agreement window will be prompted. Click Yes to accept the agreement and continue.
- Select the .NET Framework 1.1 at "Product to cleanup" menu.
- Click Cleanup Now button to start. The following windows will be shown. You may noticed the "Current status" will be changed throughout the cleanup process.
- Once the cleanup completed, the following window will be prompted. Click Yes to restart the system and complete the clean up.
- You should noticed that "Current status" of the cleanup is succeeded. Click Exit button to close the window.
- Cleanup completed.
- You may restart your PC and re-install the Microsoft .NET Framework. See article How to install Microsoft .NET Framework v1.1?
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- Summary: The .NET Framework might working incorrectly after a windows update or etc. This article contains steps to clean-up the corrupted Microsoft .NET Framework before you can re-install the framework again.
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