.NET runtime optimization service


  1. Duchess
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    .NET runtime optimization service


    I have a Critical Event in Applications. The faulting application is mscorsvw.exe. During a search of my computer I found a duplicate of the file in in the same path, the only difference was the size.

    Upon trying to open each of the two files, I discovered that neither would open and both are application files. Looking at Properties I discovered the the files are the .NET Runtime Optimization service. Upon looking in Services, I discovered that .NET Runtime Optimization is not mentioned..

    My question is: how to fix the application error?

    All assistance will be appreciated.

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  3. pcunite
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    Windows Update released some .NET updates just the other day. Have they been applied yet? If not force an update by going to Control Panel / Windows Update / Check for updates.
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  4. Duchess
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    There were four updates for .NET and I installed them all. Do you think that will fix the problem and answer my question?
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