Blocking .NET v2.0
Hello:
Our developers have developed a number of applications in .NET v1.0. Microsoft has released .NET v2.0 and it is on WindowsUpdate for users to download. Unfortunately, if anyone installs it, it will break the applications the developers have created.
Does anyone know of a way I can block .NET v2.0 from installing on a computer?
Harrison Midkiff
Our developers have developed a number of applications in .NET v1.0. Microsoft has released .NET v2.0 and it is on WindowsUpdate for users to download. Unfortunately, if anyone installs it, it will break the applications the developers have created.
Does anyone know of a way I can block .NET v2.0 from installing on a computer?
Harrison Midkiff
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Posted by:
kkaminsk
19 years ago
I can't say there is an easy solution. You can block Windows Update via group policy but that will not prevent a user that gets their hands on the MSI from Microsoft. In order to block the MSI you would have to look at restricting users from installing software by using other security restrictions. I'm not sure what your exact situation is but it could take some work to prevent the installation of the MSI depending on how your infrastructure is configured.
Posted by:
rahvintzu
19 years ago
Please correct me if im wrong, but i believe you can run multiple version of .NET
Developers then code there application to use the correct version of .NET on the client.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cpguide/html/cpconTargetingNETFrameworkVersion.asp
So double check with a test, and talk to your developers about targeting the old version of .Net
I agree with kkaminsk to really block its installl 100% you will need to use software restriction policy (group policy).
Developers then code there application to use the correct version of .NET on the client.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cpguide/html/cpconTargetingNETFrameworkVersion.asp
So double check with a test, and talk to your developers about targeting the old version of .Net
I agree with kkaminsk to really block its installl 100% you will need to use software restriction policy (group policy).
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kkaminsk
19 years ago
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