Exe is not running On Windows xp 32 Bit ?

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Dear Experts,
I am making A Application on windows 7 using vs2012,
before compile It I set A platform target to Any CPU

It working fine with Windows and upper Versions

but when i want to use this exe with Windows xp This is not working ..

win 32 is not a valid application show error like this..

if i change it with Platform target to X86

....then i am facing same problem..?

Posted 6-Oct-15 20:52pm

Aditya Chauhan

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Sinisa Hajnal 7-Oct-15 5:01am

XP does not support newer .NET versions (and vice versa). You have to build your app with .NET 3.5 or lower.

Aditya Chauhan 7-Oct-15 9:32am

Mr Sinish Windows xp Support 4.0

Sinisa Hajnal 8-Oct-15 13:44pm

Yes, but you have to install it.

Maciej Los 7-Oct-15 5:25am

What is destination .net framework version?
You can install newer version of .net framework on WinXP, which has to make able to use *.exe.

BulletVictim 7-Oct-15 6:55am

The lowest supported .net for xp sp3 is 4.0. .net also needs to be installed. I believe if you would like to run the application without the requirement of .net, then you would probably need to drop your solutions version down to 2.0 or lower.

sreeyush sudhakaran 8-Oct-15 2:49am

you can install any .NET framework equal or lower than 4.0 in windows xp Sp2 and upper and try
Please find further details here : https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/vstudio/8z6watww(v=vs.100).aspx

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