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Can i make FrameworkLite 2.0 R3 portable ?


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i was paranoia with security, now im addict to make my pc full of portable apps,

is there any chance to make FrameworkLite 2.0 R3 portable ?

well for example, if its only need to copy something manually to such as system32 every time i want to use the FrameworkLite 2.0 R3, i'll take it

or if its possible, i can ask ppl to make it portable by using software such as thinstall, or other...

but i like to hear comment from u guys 1st :rolleyes:

thank you,


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For the feuture, then please don't crosspost, as this was one of the question in your previous post...

I also allready told you the dependencies of the lite framework in your other post...

You just extract the nLite archive into a folder and then install the lite framework into that same folder also. Then open regedit.exe and export a regfile with the key which states that the .Net framework is installed(look for it, as i can't remember what it's named/located, or use a registry tracer doing the install like e.g. regshot, to propperly locate it). Then finally you need the file '%windir%\system32\mscoree.dll'.

Now you just write a batchfile which functions as a loader for nLite and which merges the regfile with the needed key(or better, uses reg.exe to add it ;)) and copies mscoree.dll into '%windir%\system32\' and then runs nLite with the 'start /wait' switches, and then afterwards deletes mscoree.dll from '%windir%\system32\' and deletes the reg-key.

Personally, then i would then first try to see if nLite will work if you place mscoree.dll into the nLite subfolder where the lite framework is installed(without having it in '%windir%\system32\'), and if it does, then keep it in there, as then you don't need to have your loader(batchfile) copy/delete it everytime, and then just needs to create/delete that single reg-entry.

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