how to deploy my windows exe in another system

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how to deploy my windows exe in another system i tried but it is not working and the system is having framework but not Dot Net Ide can u please give me suggestions r steps to successfully deploy my exe in another system is the another system required framework and Dot net IDE please help me

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Posted 19-Jul-14 4:24am

teja sai ravi

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[no name] 19-Jul-14 10:45am

"not working" does not tell anything at all about your problem. And, AFAIK, there is no such thing as a "Dot Net Ide".

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 19-Jul-14 23:05pm

What is "Dot Net Ide"? Is .NET of compatible version installed?
—SA

Francisco T. Chavez 19-Jul-14 23:52pm

I'm going to assume that by .NET IDE, you mean Visual Studio. I'm sorry Wes, but Visual Studio is an IDE for the .NET Framework. In which case this really depends on which version of Visual Studio you are using. The reason I'm saying this is because some versions of Visual Studio have a quick deploy system (which I would advise against). And, some versions let you create an additional project that builds your installer (it's a bit of a pain to figure out, but works fairly well).

There are also scripting programs like Inno Setup that you can use to create Windows Installers. You might want to have your program compiled first, but who knows, maybe there's a way to compile from the script.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2014-07-19T05:13:00

The simplest way (for V3.5) is to create a Setup and Deployment project which will create an installation program for you that ensures all required components are available.

You will find it under the "Other Project Types"..."Setup and Deployment" template of the "Add New Project" dialog on VS 2010.