Hi Eric,

Thank you for posting.

Since your application is written in .net 2.0, you should reinstall .net
2.0 after you uninstall all the .net frameworks from the client computer
and you needn't install .net 1.1 in this case.

Could you successfully reinstall .net 2.0 on the client computer? If you
can't , you may change a machine to see if you can install .net 2.0 on it
using the same setup file. If the result is No, the problem may be related
to the setup file. You can download the most recent version of Dotnetfx.exe
from the MSDN Download Center (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=515).

By the way, Dotnetfx.exe can be launched and installed as part of the setup
program for a .NET Framework application. The following is the steps.

1. Create a Setup project in the solution which contains your project.
2. Add the primary output of your project and any other files you want into
the Setup project.
3. Right-click the Setup project in Solution Explorer and select Properties
command.
4. In the project property pages window, click the Prerequisites button.
5. In the Prerequisites window, ensure checking "Create setup program to
install prequisites components" and ".NET Framework 2.0" checkboxes and
selecting "Download prequisites from the same location as my application"
radio button.
6. Build the Setup project.

Thus, you could run the setup program on the client computer to install
your application on it. If the client computer hasn't .net framework
installed on it, the setup application will ask if you would like to
install .net framework first. Answer yes and it will install the .net
framework first.

Please try my suggestions and let me know the result.

Sincerely,
Linda Liu
Microsoft Online Community Support

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