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.NET Forum / Visual Studio.NET / Setup / October 2004Can not removed j# redistributable Package - in XP PRO SP2
Trying to move VB .NET 2003 to XP SP2. At step 1, .NET Prerequisites, "... some iof the system components that are installed on your computer do no match the versions required for VB .NET. You must install a different version of theses componets" The only one I can find is "MS Visual j# .Net redistributable package 1.1" . Under Add/Remove Programs, there is NO option to removed it. I'm just guessing that I have to remove it.. Searched MSDN (J#) and couldn't find a solution. Thanks.. > Trying to move VB .NET 2003 to XP SP2. At step 1, .NET Prerequisites, "... > some iof the system components that are installed on your computer do no [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > (J#) and couldn't find a solution. > Thanks.. Have you tried just allowing the prerequisites to install? The message you cite is the normal message received when the installer notifies you that the Prerequisites CD needs to be inserted so that components can be updated. There should be no reason to manually uninstall anything. Are you saying that the installer refuses to proceed?  SignaturePeter [MVP Visual Developer] Jack of all trades, master of none. Thanks for the reply.. I was using Disc 1. That's where the message came from.. but today I took a different approach. I used the prereq CD and said install all. Then installed MSDN lib.. then back to Disc 1. Intstall started, but died while trying to insall ASPI for XP... with "general file error... number -42" .. could not resolve that, so went into the CD 1 install sub, and executed setup from there.. seemed to go ok from that point.. I created and ran a test project. Also, must have installed the ASPI in c:\ASPI rather than c:\program files\aspi where it originally was going to.. > > Trying to move VB .NET 2003 to XP SP2. At step 1, .NET Prerequisites, > "... [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > anything. > Are you saying that the installer refuses to proceed? Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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