.Net Framework Error

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NYjetsNY1

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YourFutureHero said:
I get this message when I try to launch the Macro Software. Any suggestions?
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It should automatically install the .NET framework after that message, if not then just google .NET framework and you should be able to find and install it.
 
odingalt

odingalt

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You also might try re-installing but right-click on the install file and select "install as administrator".
 
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mstaple

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I just got my controller today and I'm getting the same error. I'm on Windows 7. I've tried the suggestions in this thread and I tried Windows XP compatibility mode. It still gives me the same error in the screenshot in the OP.

Have people got this to work in Windows 7? I must be overlooking something.
 
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NYjetsNY1

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mstaple said:
I just got my controller today and I'm getting the same error. I'm on Windows 7. I've tried the suggestions in this thread and I tried Windows XP compatibility mode. It still gives me the same error in the screenshot in the OP.

Have people got this to work in Windows 7? I must be overlooking something.
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You've tried to run as admin and also have downloaded the .NET framework from the link NEpats provided?
 
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mstaple

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Thanks for the offer but I think I'll just install XP and dual-boot. I have other nagging issues with Windows 7 outside of this issue with the Viking software.
 
odingalt

odingalt

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I have it working both in windows 7 32-bit home edition as well as windows 7 64-bit ultimate edition with no problems. The problem has nothing to do with your o/s version, but possibly something else lurking on your windows 7 install. Is this a legitimate copy of windows 7 or a bootleg? Bootleg will give you all sorts of problems.
 
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mstaple

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Well if you have this problem the easiest thing to do is re-install the OS. I found a lot of other ppl having the same problem and the solutions were so long and drawn out that I found I'd farther ahead with a definite solution such as a format and a re-install.

I can assure you it has nothing to do with the legitimacy or your copy of Windows 7. Due to a combination or complicated variables, ie. .NET framework 3.51 being built into the operating system, Windows 7 fails to do some house-keeping that has causes this unfriendly .NET framework upgrade environment for a lot of users.

A re-install completely sorted the issue.

So basically, God help you if you've gotten your Windows install just how you like it. :)

But hey in the end I got the Viking software working and it is working great.
 
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