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Vista Home Premium - Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Configuration problem

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NuttingCDEF - 03 Jun 2007 16:12 GMT
I've just done a clean install of Vista Home Premium - then installed
Visual Studio 2005 Express C# - and SP1 - and the Windows Update for
it.

But I can't get Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Configuration to run
(from Control Panel \ Administrative Tools) - every time I open it #,
it looks as though it is starting, opens up a window showing the MMC
console root, .NET Framework 2.0 in the tree and a pane with all the
tasks I'd expect (like Manage the Assembly Cache) - then promptly pops
up a windows saying "Microsoft Management Console has stopped working"
giving me the options to check online for a solution or just close the
program.

The details it gives are as follows:

Description:
 Stopped working

Problem signature:
 Problem Event Name:    CLR20r3
 Problem Signature 01:    mmc.exe
 Problem Signature 02:    6.0.6000.16386
 Problem Signature 03:    4549af41
 Problem Signature 04:    mscorlib
 Problem Signature 05:    2.0.0.0
 Problem Signature 06:    4536f11f
 Problem Signature 07:    1518
 Problem Signature 08:    0
 Problem Signature 09:    System.IO.FileNotFoundException
 OS Version:    6.0.6000.2.0.0.768.3
 Locale ID:    2057

I've uninstalled and reinstalled, I've used system restore to go back
to a point before I did the first install, I'm logged on as an
administrator, I've tried the Run As Administrator option . . .

Has anyone else seen this?  Any clues about how I fix it?

Many thanks for any assistance.
jon@jondavis.net - 18 Jun 2007 19:36 GMT
> I've just done a clean install of Vista Home Premium - then installed
> Visual Studio 2005 Express C# - and SP1 - and the Windows Update for
[quoted text clipped - 35 lines]
>
> Many thanks for any assistance.

I'm having the same problem, using Vista Ultimate x64, Visual Studio
2005 TS w/ SP1 w/ Vista update. I'll post here if I find a solution
but if anyone else can figure this out I'd like to know.

Jon
chiefnerd@gmail.com - 05 Jul 2007 23:33 GMT
> I'm having the same problem, usingVistaUltimate x64, Visual Studio
> 2005 TS w/ SP1 w/Vistaupdate. I'll post here if I find a solution

I also am having this issue with the exact same configuration
described. Any progress toward a solution?
chiefnerd@gmail.com - 06 Jul 2007 00:12 GMT
On Jul 5, 3:33 pm, chiefn...@gmail.com wrote:
> > I'm having the same problem, usingVistaUltimate x64, Visual Studio
> > 2005 TS w/ SP1 w/Vistaupdate. I'll post here if I find a solution
>
> I also am having this issue with the exact same configuration
> described. Any progress toward a solution?

Update: I found a workaround to this issue:

1. Open an Administrative mode command prompt.
2. Type "mmc" then hit Enter to fire up the management console.
3. Add the ".NET 2.0 config" snap-in and enjoy.

It appears that the problem occurs only when the .NET 2.0
Configuration applet is used from Control Panel > Admin Tools. After
checking what files were being accessed using Procmon, I noticed that
there were indeed files that could not be found, which is evidently
why the applet was throwing a System.IO.FileNotFoundException. It may
be that accessing MMC from CP/Admin does not give appropriate
permissions and context to successfully use the .NET 2.0 configuration
applet?

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