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Would 982524 replace 976576? Neither update mentions Windows 2000, though that doesn't necessarily mean all that much.

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Would 982524 replace 976576? Neither update mentions Windows 2000, though that doesn't necessarily mean all that much.

If you unpack the installer of 982524 you will see that it contains two updates - one for .NET 3.5 and one for .NET 2.0.

976576 is the one for .NET 2.0. Shortly speaking, 976576 is the same update as 982524 but only for .NET 2.0.

Windows 2000 is not mentioned but the updates can be installed on a 2000 system without any problems.

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Yes, this link is a very special one :lol: I found it somewhere here on this forum :)

I'm going to update this topic as new updates are released in the future.

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Now I understand it. I replaced my copy of 982524 with 976576, since it's smaller and works only with .NET 2.0. On the page describing it (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/976576), they link to a download of 982524. The only way I can see to get 976576 is through your link.

By the way, there is also another advantage of using 976576 instead of 982524. 976576 can be processed by Silent .NET Maker synthesized while 982524 cannot :)

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just ran HFSLIP -- I ran it with Bristols' list plus a few ancient ones of my own, where I can't see where ms replaced them.

hfslip built the iso and didn't return any error flags (does it have any?). Then I remembered that I forgot to add the .NET files, so I put your two files in /HF and ran it again.

when hfslip got to 2KDNF11SP1.exe (MD5 = 81eee1c8fdd87abb7332431d4e9d349e *2KDNF11SP1.exe, size is 11,648,346 bytes) it stopped hfslip, and produced a red(X) message

in case the image doesn't upload, the title is "2KDNF11SP1.EXE" and the message is "/Q is not a valid switch, Type 2KDNF11SP1.exe -h for help."

I clicked [ok]. hfslip resumed processing and built the iso. I haven't tried to build a system from it yet. Thought this might be of help.

highest regards ...

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whoops ... my bad! .. my bad!!

I reran hfslip and installed with .nets in HFSVCPACK

when I open control panel on the install, to check install/unistall programs, .net 1.1 shows up as uninstallable, but .net2.0 doesn't.

does that mean that .net2.0 didn't install? is there a quick way to tell? I don't want to uninstall it, just know it's installed.

sorry for my error ... tried to edit out the pic above but couldn't

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2KDNF11SP1.exe is a switchless installer for .NET 1.1 (+updates) only. Did you use the other one for .NET 2.0 too?

How does your HFSVCPACK folder look like?

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In the first post I described an easy way how to download all updates and switchless installers in just a few clicks. It should be much easier to do now comparing to manually downloading each update one by one ;)

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UPDATE

- KB2478658 replaced by KB2539631 (.NET Framework 2.0)

- .NET Framework 3.5 and switchless installers removed

I had to remove them as they apparently are against the rules of this board. I'm sorry :(

You can still very easily make switchless installers using Silent .NET Maker. Just remember to add "z" before "2" in the newer updates (ex. KB2539631 should be changed to KBz2539631).

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