Unable to turn off windows feature .net framework 3.5

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  1. Whitehooder
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    Also, currently it reads that the NetFx3 feature is enabled. I would like to disable it then re enable to see it it would solve any problems. If it doesn't I will disable it, then reinstall .Net 3.5.
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  3. Whitehooder
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    Sorry for posting this many messages but I now ran the same command as above, but enabling it this time, it did actually run correctly too. I tried re-enabling it using the graphic way in windows but I does fail now as well. I then tried running the command with disable-feature but again received error 14003.
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  4. Whitehooder
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    The repair install fails on step 2, 67%. I will do a clean install instead, but thanks for all help
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