Micorosft .NET Framework error
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Check to see if you are using the month / day / year format for your time/date settings.
I seem to remember .net not liking the year / month / day format?
A Guy
I seem to remember .net not liking the year / month / day format?
A Guy
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Hello!
What program are you actually trying to run?
Thanks!
Richard
What program are you actually trying to run?
Thanks!
Richard
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Some things apparently damage the .net installation, has happened to me a few times. Go here;
How to repair an existing installation of the.NET Framework
Run the repair and try again. Otherwise, uninstall .dot net and re-install.
Regards....Mike Connor
How to repair an existing installation of the.NET Framework
Run the repair and try again. Otherwise, uninstall .dot net and re-install.
Regards....Mike Connor
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