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KB917283 intergration into Microsoft .NET Framework Version 2.0

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Hi All!

I'm not doing to good with my search on how to intergrate KB917283 ....

I tried what I thought was the right way using msiexec /p "folder/filename" /a "folder/filename" from

my notes on ver 1.1

it appeares to intergrate but when I do the silent install it is only shows version 2 installed and That I need to download and install KB917283

Please point me in the right directions..........

MaC!

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I am looking for the commands to do integration myself not a already made installer

I already have the installer in my setup for the silent install I need to update the version 2 folder

so it will see the update.......

Edited by Coolsights2000

Assuming you've got an AIP of .NET 2.0 already created, you should just have to run the command line you already posted.

msiexec /a dotnet.msi /p patch.msp (change the filenames accordingly)

I recommend doing it all from the same working directory to make things simple. Beyond that, I don't know what to tell you if it isn't working. That's what worked for me.

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Hum back to to drawing board.........

I have no idea why it is not working

Edited by Coolsights2000

try this one...

with the msp in the same folder as the msi, get a command prompt in that folder and type:

msiexec /update fullnamehere.msp

[EDIT]

I just realized that command only updates the current installation, not the installation files, sorry.

shark

Edited by Shark007

I just posted a topic on this 5 mins ago. MU and WU keep whining about it. This is a bug on the M$ side.

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