Microsoft .net Framework 4 Client Profile (x86 And X64)

I am having problem installing Microsoft.NET Framework 4 Client Profile for Windows 7 x64-based Systems (KB982670). My Laptop Lenovo is running Windows7. Because virus, I restored back to old image created 2 years ago. When I did the Windows Update, I ran into this problem. Found the forum (Title: New updates (KB2633870 & KB2600217) failing with code 800B010B. Here we go yet again.

For the latest documentation on Visual Studio 2017, see Prerequisites Dialog Box on docs.microsoft.com. Microsoft.NET Framework 4 Client Profile (x86 and x64). Jan 15, 2013 Status of package 'Microsoft.NET Framework 4 (x86 and x64). Microsoft.NET Framework 4 Client Profile. Jun 07, 2011 Update to.NET Framework 4. Download Microsoft.NET Framework 4 KB2468871 from Official Microsoft Download Center. X86, x64, ia64.

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I am having problem installing Microsoft.NET Framework 4 Client Profile for Windows 7 x64-based Systems (KB982670). My Laptop Lenovo is running Windows7. Because virus, I restored back to old image created 2 years ago. The Godfather Game Save Files there. When I did the Windows Update, I ran into this problem.

It's quite likely that a lot of this issue is a manifestation of installing updates out of sequence, chronologically. There were a number of significant changes made in the certificate infrastructure of Windows Update in 2012, and this almost surely impacts more recent features and updates. So first, if you restored back to an old Win7 image created 2 years ago (e.g. Late 2011), first thing to do is ensure that you have Service Pack 1 installed, and the Servicing Stack Update (KB2533522) depending on how you got SP1. In addition, I believe there was another Platform Update for Win7/2008R2 during that time, so you'll need it as well. Furthermore, my general guidance has always been to NEVER attempt installation of the.NET Framework on an unpatched operating system.

The NET Framework is an 'application-support layer' that sits on top of the OS and has critical dependencies on the OS code itself, including the Windows API. Biology 2013 By Mader And Windelspecht 11th Edition. Ergo, the.NET Framework 4 Client Profile, which was originally released in September, 2011, should only be installed on a system that's actually patched at least through September, 2011.