I like this idea, as it means that in 2 years time, new Windows 8 machines should be fully patched when the download happens. Net 3.5 installation will be downloaded off the internet, presumably from Microsoft. Then it runs the 32 or 64bit version of dism.exe (it won't work if your installation is in 32bit mode on a 64bit machine) to install.Īs it stands, the. Net script to check for Windows 8, and set 1 common variable if it's needed, and stopping the usual. Run Program dism.exe /online /enable-feature /featurename:NetFx3 (WAIT)Īnd that should just about do it.
Set Variable PROGRESSTEXT to Installing Microsoft. Get System Setting Windows in 64bit Mode into IS64BIT Net 2, 3 and 3.5 install at the right timeĪnd finally, make a new script called setupnetwin8, to be Included where the other. comment: The next few lines, to the first End, are new. Set Variable PRELIST to $PRELIST$$NEWLINE$. Net Frameworks.Įdit the CheckNet20, CheckNet30, CheckNet35 (whatever bits your installation needs) put the following (most of it is already there)Ĭheck/Install. My solution has been to detect Windows 8 at runtime (during the installation) and use dism.exe (Deployment Image Servicing and Management tool) built into Windows 8, to install all the missing. Net 2, 3, 3.5, for Windows 2000, XP, Vista, 7, Windows 8, all into the one.
exe install (as our company does) it'll need to wrap the installs for. The software, when creating the installation, doesn't know what the target OS is going to be.
So in theory it is the only one you need.I can see potential issues with any solution that InstallAware tries to create at build time. Net 4.0, but with this version Microsoft has tried to reduce the size of the software by not including all the previous versions.Net 4.0 is therefore smaller, and is supposed to be backward-compatible with all previous versions from 1.1 and onwards. As it is not automatically installed, and if it is already installed, this means that it is required by some product that you have installed (unless you are on XP, where it is installed by default). Net 1.1, one can wait with its installation until there is a real need for it. So you really have no choice about it, and attempting to uninstall one version may cause problems with the other versions that build upon it.Īs there are very few products left that require.
Since you seem to need the 3.5 SP1 version, this will also install all. Version 1.1 is an exception and has to be installed separately. Net Framework 3.5 installation also installs all the previous versions from 2.0 and onward.
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