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dotnetfx35.exe from cmdlines?

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Is it possible to install .NET 3.5 using the full package from cmdlines (T-12)? I have it in there like this:

start /wait dotnetfx35.exe /q /norestart

and though I get no errors, it is not installed.

In another topic on this forum I found this line:

start /wait dotnetfx35.exe /q:a /c:"setup.exe /q /norestart" /norestart

I tried that, but no luck either. Which one is the right one, and, is cmdlines.txt too soon for .NET?

Thanks!

Edited by random0xff

  • 3 weeks later...

I use: dotnetfx35.exe /passive /norestart /lang:FRA without error under Windows XP or Windows Vista (but not tested in cmdlines T-12).

In my installation I uncompessed dotnetfx35.exe with winrar and I ran dotnetfx35setup.exe, which is inside the compessed file, with /qn /norestart command lines, but I use runonceex. You can give it a try!

Regards,

Peter

dont strugle with it yourself. A nice guy called RogueSpear has done all the hard work for you. His installer contains .net 20 SP2, 3.0 SP2 & 3.5 SP1 all in the one package

you will need to login to his forum to access the correct thread(hidden from normal users) & then you can access the page with his .net 3.5 Full installer. HERE

PS, he has a couple of install switches for silent installs -ai or -ai1. when you run the exe it tells you the switches.

Edited by chiners_68

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