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  1. Feb 5th, 2003, 12:06 AM #1
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    installing VB.NET

    I have tried to install VB.NET on my computer running Windows XP. It can't install because the Frontpage web extension client and the runtime files can't install. How do I solve this?
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  2. Feb 5th, 2003, 10:58 AM #2
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    WindowsXP pro or Home?
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  3. Feb 5th, 2003, 11:00 AM #3
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  4. Feb 5th, 2003, 12:01 PM #4
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    have you got all the official windows updates?
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    [/vbcode]:¬) Nicky : Why not try VBCodebook.NET.
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    I have them all but the service packs. Do I need them?
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    I don't think so, I don't have Service pack 1 installed either and everything seems ok (I have XP Pro also).
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    How did you get it to install? Does it matter that I have office XP installed and not 2000?
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    Does it matter that I have office XP installed and not 2000?
    Nope, I have that installed as well! My version of VB.NET is original, bought from the shop version, and it installed no problem.

    What exactly is the error reporting (word for word if you can).
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    I can't do it word for word. I'm at work and I need it installed at home.
    When it installs the windows component upgrades, it fails to install the Frontpage Web Extension Client and Runtime Setup Files.
    I'm sure it will install correctly if I can get those installed, but it can't get past that.
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    Try booting in safe mode and installing from there.
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    I will try that tonight. Thanks for your help
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  14. Feb 6th, 2003, 08:13 PM #12
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    Just noticed you were from Las Vegas as well.
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    yes, SE side.
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    Originally posted by wolfrose
    yes, SE side.
    East side of town here. Up at the top of Sahara by Sunrise Mtn.
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    Re: installing VB.NET

    Originally posted by wolfrose
    I have tried to install VB.NET on my computer running Windows XP. It can't install because the Frontpage web extension client and the runtime files can't install. How do I solve this?
    I recommend installing .NET Framework first. It should be the last disk(5). If you've tried , I would recommend making sure you have the latest Windows Updates.
    If nothing work , then install frontpage 2000.I guess it would install needed files .
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  18. Feb 7th, 2003, 10:48 AM #16
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    I already have .NET Framework, and I have Frontpage XP
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