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bopdude 19-12-2006 10:02

.net framework problem
 
Hi all, trying to install Artrayspy, I want this over allseeingeye ;) problem is it's saying that it needs to have .net 1.1 and I have .net2, when I try and install trayspy it stops after the pop up box about 1.1 saying install terminated, is this due to non compatibility between 1.1 and 2 and trayspy ? Is .net not backwards compatable and can I back pedal / downgrade back to 1.1 ? If I can and do, what are the consequences ? what is .net and what does it do ?

I see .net 2 in add remove programs at 80+ mb :shocked: is this right, would that be the way to downgrade, remove it and re-install .net1 ?
Soooooo many questions, sorry but :confused::confused::confused::confused::confused:

TIA


EDIT: I see trayspy's next version, no release date is gonna be compatable with net2 :( So what are my options ???

EDIT EDIT a quick wiki shows that .net3 is out, wtf ? now I am confused :shrug: options please :D

TIA . again

greencreeper 19-12-2006 10:36

Re: .net framework problem
 
It sounds like it's trying to install .NET 1.1 - this won't work if you have version 2 installed. Try removing the framework completely, run the install, then install .NET 2 Any program written for 1.1 should (in theory) work with 2

bopdude 19-12-2006 10:45

Re: .net framework problem
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by greencreeper (Post 34182426)
It sounds like it's trying to install .NET 1.1 - this won't work if you have version 2 installed. Try removing the framework completely, run the install, then install .NET 2 Any program written for 1.1 should (in theory) work with 2

Thanks GC :tu: The "in theory" has me a bit apprehensive, :disturbd: I'll let ya know how it went, hopefully :p:

Gareth 19-12-2006 10:46

Re: .net framework problem
 
Bop, I think there's a version of ARTraySpy that doesn't include the .net runtime files... if so and I didn't just dream it, can you try installing that version.

bopdude 19-12-2006 11:08

Re: .net framework problem
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Gareth (Post 34182439)
Bop, I think there's a version of ARTraySpy that doesn't include the .net runtime files... if so and I didn't just dream it, can you try installing that version.

Sorry mate, just saw your post..... too late :( GC, so far so good, removed .net2 installed 1.1 and trayspy installed and working :tu: now to see if it works after re-installing .net2.

Gareth, can I ask why you wanted it anyway ?? I can always try it for ya after I re-install .net2, no problemo, can you find a link ???

punky 19-12-2006 11:17

Re: .net framework problem
 
I have .net 2 installed... But I did it Gareth's way IIRC.

Gareth 19-12-2006 11:19

Re: .net framework problem
 
No worries, mate... was for you, not for me, so as long as you're sorted don't worry about it.

Can't find a link cause we block it at work as it's game-related so is a distraction for too many people.

Thinking about it again, it might not have even been ARTraySpy... could have been QTracker. My memory's not as good as it used to be these days.

bopdude 19-12-2006 11:24

Re: .net framework problem
 
Ah, I see, okey dokey, all sorted ish, just a TS problem, see the thread over at NTHW, took it there seeing as it was game related :tu:

handyman 19-12-2006 11:40

Re: .net framework problem
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Gareth (Post 34182458)
No worries, mate... was for you, not for me, so as long as you're sorted don't worry about it.

Can't find a link cause we block it at work as it's game-related so is a distraction for too many people.

Thinking about it again, it might not have even been ARTraySpy... could have been QTracker. My memory's not as good as it used to be these days.


ARTraySpy definitely does have 2 download options, 1 with .net 1 without. ;)

Gareth 19-12-2006 11:59

Re: .net framework problem
 
Cool, means I'm not going senile after all!

greencreeper 19-12-2006 17:45

Re: .net framework problem
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by bopdude (Post 34182438)
Thanks GC :tu: The "in theory" has me a bit apprehensive, :disturbd: I'll let ya know how it went, hopefully :p:

Well "in theory" because it depends on how well written the software is :)

Hope it's all sorted and working.

Druchii 19-12-2006 17:49

Re: .net framework problem
 
You can have .Net 1. 1.1 and 2 installed at the same time running side by side with no issues.

So, installing them all from scratch again will give no issues as the program will still use the 1.1 runtimes :)

bopdude 19-12-2006 19:11

Re: .net framework problem
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Druchii (Post 34182681)
You can have .Net 1. 1.1 and 2 installed at the same time running side by side with no issues.

So, installing them all from scratch again will give no issues as the program will still use the 1.1 runtimes :)


Mmmmm, I'll check when I get round to installing net2, there was no mention of 1 in add remove programs when I un-installed 2 earlier, thanks for the tip though :tu:

AntiSilence 19-12-2006 19:33

Re: .net framework problem
 
As Drucii says, you can have .net 1.1 and .net 2.0 installed at the same time. I've got an application which uses .net 1.1 and I've got Visual C# 2005 (.net 2.0) installed and they both work.

greencreeper 19-12-2006 19:38

Re: .net framework problem
 
I think you can install 1 1.1 and 2 but not 2 1.1 1, say - but don't quote me on that. I prefer proper open source applications - i.e. those that use Java :D


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