.net and Internet Explorer 7   

I have a Dell Inspiron E1705 Laptop running XP media.

When I install iexplorer 7, it freezes up my pc and I am getting a message 
that I do not have the correction .net version.  It seems that this started 
happening after an automatic update.  Until about a week ago, everything was 
working fine.  Then I started get the R6029 message that the .net version was 
not correct to run 'this' program.  It referred to my sprtcmd.exe file [is 
this a microsoft or a dell file?].  

Then a few days ago when I went to a website [I think it was a microsoft 
website], my pc froze up and I had to shut it off.  then when I tried to load 
windows again, it kept freezing until I removed Internet explorer 7 and 
reinstalled windows xp.  

At first, windows xp did not want to do the install and this page saying 
something about 'if this is the first time you have seen this message, 
restart windows.  If it continues, something is wrong with recently installed 
software or hardware."  Then it did this memory dump thing that took forever. 
 Later when I turned the pc on again, the xp install started again.  This 
time it got toward the end when I got a message that said that the 
"GetRequested Run Time version" could not be found and referred to 
"ngen.exe', 'entry point not found', "mscoree.dll".

It appears to me that my problem is Iexplorer7 [I have NOT installed any new 
programs or hardware] and I do not understand how this could be the case if 
my pc is set for automatic updates.  Shouldn't I have the most current 
version of .net and with that, shouldn't ALL my other programs be running 
just fine?  I assume that like, for example MS Office, that the newest 
versions run ALL older versions.  Is this an incorrect assumption?

So, I used the viju666.googlepages.com program to clean-up .net [both 
versions 1.1 and 2 were listed when I did the clean-up.]

Since I did this clean-up, do I now have to reinstall the most recent 
version of .net?  What is the most recent version and how to I install it if 
it is not included in my automatic updates?  I went to the update pages but 
it says that I cannot use the update unless I am using iexplorer.  I am 
afraid to re-install iexplorer for fear my issues will start all over again.  

I have spent 3 days so far trying to resolve this freeze up problem.  I hope 
someone can help me quickly - it would most certainly be appreciated.  My pc 
is my BUSINESS.

Mary S

date: Fri, 13 Jun 2008 08:10:02 -0700   author:   forTheDogs

RE: .net and Internet Explorer 7   

I am having the same problems except I'm using a Dell PC.  I need help also.tt
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tt


"forTheDogs" wrote:

> I have a Dell Inspiron E1705 Laptop running XP media.
> 
> When I install iexplorer 7, it freezes up my pc and I am getting a message 
> that I do not have the correction .net version.  It seems that this started 
> happening after an automatic update.  Until about a week ago, everything was 
> working fine.  Then I started get the R6029 message that the .net version was 
> not correct to run 'this' program.  It referred to my sprtcmd.exe file [is 
> this a microsoft or a dell file?].  
> 
> Then a few days ago when I went to a website [I think it was a microsoft 
> website], my pc froze up and I had to shut it off.  then when I tried to load 
> windows again, it kept freezing until I removed Internet explorer 7 and 
> reinstalled windows xp.  
> 
> At first, windows xp did not want to do the install and this page saying 
> something about 'if this is the first time you have seen this message, 
> restart windows.  If it continues, something is wrong with recently installed 
> software or hardware."  Then it did this memory dump thing that took forever. 
>  Later when I turned the pc on again, the xp install started again.  This 
> time it got toward the end when I got a message that said that the 
> "GetRequested Run Time version" could not be found and referred to 
> "ngen.exe', 'entry point not found', "mscoree.dll".
> 
> It appears to me that my problem is Iexplorer7 [I have NOT installed any new 
> programs or hardware] and I do not understand how this could be the case if 
> my pc is set for automatic updates.  Shouldn't I have the most current 
> version of .net and with that, shouldn't ALL my other programs be running 
> just fine?  I assume that like, for example MS Office, that the newest 
> versions run ALL older versions.  Is this an incorrect assumption?
> 
> So, I used the viju666.googlepages.com program to clean-up .net [both 
> versions 1.1 and 2 were listed when I did the clean-up.]
> 
> Since I did this clean-up, do I now have to reinstall the most recent 
> version of .net?  What is the most recent version and how to I install it if 
> it is not included in my automatic updates?  I went to the update pages but 
> it says that I cannot use the update unless I am using iexplorer.  I am 
> afraid to re-install iexplorer for fear my issues will start all over again.  
> 
> I have spent 3 days so far trying to resolve this freeze up problem.  I hope 
> someone can help me quickly - it would most certainly be appreciated.  My pc 
> is my BUSINESS.
> 
> Mary S

date: Tue, 1 Jul 2008 10:20:01 -0700   author:   TT