Re: .Net Framework 1.0 SP 3 & .Net Framework 1.1 SP1 Updates
From: Dean H. Owens (dean_at_owenses.net)
Date: 10/24/04
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Date: Sun, 24 Oct 2004 17:17:15 GMT
Thank you for your post. This problem is also plaqueing me.
I followed your procedure and got to this point:
KB 824643 - How to troubleshoot Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 installation
issues section "Mnually remove and then reinstall the .NET Framework 1.1"
item 1e. I have 5 lines to Uninstall. When I attempt to uninstall them I
get "Internal Error 2711. S867460". I was hesitant to go any farther.
Any thoughts?
Dean
"Usman" <captain_usman@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:udB6lITuEHA.2640@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> Well the problem has been long resolved, I did post the solution to
> different newsgroups, I had the same issue and somehow resolved it after
> visiting a couple of newsgroups and through my own experiments. I am
> pasting the contents of one of my posts that I posted a few days back in
> this newsgroup. Regarding the update successfully installing on windows
> 2000; the problem is not with the update but with sp2 which you must have
> installed before trying to upgrade .net. Do ask if there's any need for
> further clarification/help......Here is my post: -
>
> After encountering an update problem relating to both versions of
> Microsoft .net framework, I happened to visit windows update newsgroup and
> dotnet
> newsgroup and found every other person was having this problem.
> Incidentally this problem had happened with them after they had installed
> xp sp2. After a
> lot of browsing on Google and Microsoft knowledge base articles, I found
> the only solution to the problem was uninstalling both versions of .net
> and
> reinstalling them again. Interestingly sp2 had done enough damage to not
> allow repair of these programs. Now uninstall was another bigger problem,
> but thanks to the following knowledge base articles: -
>
> 1) Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - 320112 --- For removing Microsoft
> .NET Framework 1.0.3705
> 2) Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - 824643 --- For removing Microsoft
> .NET Framework 1.1
>
> And then I got stuck on using Msizap.exe utility, which wanted me to
> download Microsoft Windows Installer Software Development Kit (SDK). I
> accordingly went to the site for the download but found out that it was a
> pretty big job as it included other compulsory downloads. I failed after
> numerous tries to download as the site didn't allow using any download
> managers and using dial-up for huge downloads is definitely a problem. And
> then I searched for Msizap.exe utility on the net after I found out that
> sp2 supported this tool. I found it here: -
>
> Referrer
> http://www.google.com.pk/search?q=cache:7Iu8UFkOULQJ:www.extorr.com/software.htm+download+Msizap.exe+&hl=en
>
> I then used it separately for both the versions of .net (as you can
> also find different commands for both versions in the above referred
> knowledge
> base articles)
>
> A reboot and again the installation failed (I was attempting install
> from the newly downloaded redistributables)
>
> And then I attempted a repair from the run command also mentioned in
> these knowledge base articles, after which, interestingly enough, the
> installs (both) succeeded.
>
> Another visit to the windows update site followed and the updates
> completed successfully. I am happy that I am out of this quagmire but I
> wonder how many other problems sp2 will unfold in future.
>
> For those who are prompted for the location of netfx.msi after trying
> to install .net, they can extract it from dotnetfx.exe and then browse to
> that
> location. To do this, download dotnetfx.exe or locate it on your local
> hard drive or a CD. Then, from a command prompt run the following:
> c:\dotnetfx.exe/t:c:\temp /c. You can substitute any folder you want for
> the "c:\temp" parameter. This will extract netfx.msi to c:\temp if
> dotnetfx.exe resides in c:\
>
> I hope this helps solve the problem of all those who have failed to
> update their .nets.
>
>
>
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