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BackgroundWorke r does not start unless .NET 3.5 is installed on client computer

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Hello,

I'll try to give what I think is sufficient and relevant information about my problem but feel free to ask questions if you need to know more to understand my problem.

I have developed a .NET application using VS 2005 and the about dialog box tells me it's using .NET 2.0.xxx.xxxx. My app works great on my development box (WinXP SP2) and I do not have .NET3.5 installed. However when I run my same app on a test machine, also running WinXP SP2, the BackgroundWorke r never starts. I found this out by using a bunch of dialog boxes and GUI label changes - couldn't quite get remote debugging to work. The most strange thing is that when I install .NET run time 3.5 on the testing machine, things work. I have created an installation project via VS 2005 for my app and it detects .NET2.0 dependency and automatically installs .NET2.0 at install time. I have no evidence to believe that the automatic .NET installation doesn't work.

I'd appreciate any ideas.
Feb 20 '08 #1
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PhilY
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Dependency walker tells me the same thing for my app whether I have .NET 2.0 or 3.5 installed so I don't think it's a dll issue.
Feb 20 '08 #2

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