Can we make an installer of an application which first install .net 2.0 (not from internet) and than install my software.

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Can we make an istaller of an application which is .net 2.0+application.
Mean that it first install .net 2.0 (not from internet but from itself) and than install my software.

Posted 2-Dec-11 0:37am

ahsanriaz1K

Updated 2-Dec-11 0:42am

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#realJSOP · Accepted Answer · 2011-12-02T01:18:00

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Yes. Just add a setup project to your solution and set the appropriate .Net version as a pre-requisite, and it will install it if necessary when the user runs your setup application.

Posted 2-Dec-11 1:18am

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ahsanriaz1K 2-Dec-11 7:38am

It will prompt for internet installation or will install itslf??

lukeer 2-Dec-11 7:50am

It depends on what you set it to do. You can tell your application's setup that it should load .NET setup from the internet. You can also tell it that it should include .NET setup in itself (will create subdirectories).