Hey guys,
Whats the easiest to check if the client has the Dot Net framework installed on their pc via C Sharp code?
Hey guys,
Whats the easiest to check if the client has the Dot Net framework installed on their pc via C Sharp code?
If the .NET Framework isn't installed, your C# code won't run.
Originally Posted by Adak
Thank you for your response. Ok so what would be the best way to do this then? I have an app that requires the .NET 2.0 be installed before it runs.
You could check the registry entries to see the installed .NET version, some info here:
http://support.microsoft.com/default...5BLN%5D;315291
Then maybe have a plain C++ program to validate .NET and, if present, launch your real .NET program?
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You could use an installer to do that. If you have a Standard of Professional edition of Visual Studio, it will be a cinch.
Otherwise, you can use a free installer and a script or a plain C/C++ app to check if it's installed.
Thank you both for your replies! Much appreciated!
