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File version number of .NET 3.5 Service Pack 1 installer
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I have a very large executable (237 MB) called dotnetfx35.exe.
This may be .NET 3.5, or it may be .NET 3.5 service pack 1.
How can I tell which one it is? (Short of downloading the .NET 3.5 SP1 file and doing a comparison).
On the version tab I have:
- File version: 3.5.30729.1
- Description: .NET Framework 3.5 Setup
If you have downloaded the SP1 full installer file (not the bootstrapper), could you please tell me the file version number? Then I'll know if I have to download it or not.
installation .net-3.5
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I have a very large executable (237 MB) called dotnetfx35.exe.
This may be .NET 3.5, or it may be .NET 3.5 service pack 1.
How can I tell which one it is? (Short of downloading the .NET 3.5 SP1 file and doing a comparison).
On the version tab I have:
- File version: 3.5.30729.1
- Description: .NET Framework 3.5 Setup
If you have downloaded the SP1 full installer file (not the bootstrapper), could you please tell me the file version number? Then I'll know if I have to download it or not.
installation .net-3.5
asked Aug 27 '09 at 0:09
Andrew ShepherdAndrew Shepherd
4681515
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I have a very large executable (237 MB) called dotnetfx35.exe.
This may be .NET 3.5, or it may be .NET 3.5 service pack 1.
How can I tell which one it is? (Short of downloading the .NET 3.5 SP1 file and doing a comparison).
On the version tab I have:
- File version: 3.5.30729.1
- Description: .NET Framework 3.5 Setup
If you have downloaded the SP1 full installer file (not the bootstrapper), could you please tell me the file version number? Then I'll know if I have to download it or not.
installation .net-3.5
asked Aug 27 '09 at 0:09
Andrew ShepherdAndrew Shepherd
4681515
I have a very large executable (237 MB) called dotnetfx35.exe.
This may be .NET 3.5, or it may be .NET 3.5 service pack 1.
How can I tell which one it is? (Short of downloading the .NET 3.5 SP1 file and doing a comparison).
On the version tab I have:
- File version: 3.5.30729.1
- Description: .NET Framework 3.5 Setup
If you have downloaded the SP1 full installer file (not the bootstrapper), could you please tell me the file version number? Then I'll know if I have to download it or not.
installation .net-3.5
installation .net-3.5
asked Aug 27 '09 at 0:09
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4681515
asked Aug 27 '09 at 0:09
Andrew ShepherdAndrew Shepherd
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Andrew Shepherd
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What architecture is it? I have the .NET 3.5 SP1 redistributables, and their details are:
- x86:
3.5.30729.1 - x64:
3.5.30729.1 - IA64:
3.5.30729.1
Hmm I see a pattern emerging here. Looks like you have the SP-1 install.
(P.S. You can this info verbosely by looking at the "Product Name" value in the Version tab of the Properties box)
Update: Turns out this information is not really correct. Look at the following screenshot:
(source: 41085.org)
Left = SP1 install, Right = Non-SP install. They are the same version number. I'm going to say that your version is the non-SP though, because SP1 is missing from the description according to your post.
edited May 29 at 22:35
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answered Aug 27 '09 at 1:53
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It is the original release of .NET 3.5. It does not include the service packs.
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What architecture is it? I have the .NET 3.5 SP1 redistributables, and their details are:
- x86:
3.5.30729.1 - x64:
3.5.30729.1 - IA64:
3.5.30729.1
Hmm I see a pattern emerging here. Looks like you have the SP-1 install.
(P.S. You can this info verbosely by looking at the "Product Name" value in the Version tab of the Properties box)
Update: Turns out this information is not really correct. Look at the following screenshot:
(source: 41085.org)
Left = SP1 install, Right = Non-SP install. They are the same version number. I'm going to say that your version is the non-SP though, because SP1 is missing from the description according to your post.
edited May 29 at 22:35
Glorfindel
5201818
answered Aug 27 '09 at 1:53
Mark Henderson♦Mark Henderson
61.6k29164248
add a comment |
What architecture is it? I have the .NET 3.5 SP1 redistributables, and their details are:
- x86:
3.5.30729.1 - x64:
3.5.30729.1 - IA64:
3.5.30729.1
Hmm I see a pattern emerging here. Looks like you have the SP-1 install.
(P.S. You can this info verbosely by looking at the "Product Name" value in the Version tab of the Properties box)
Update: Turns out this information is not really correct. Look at the following screenshot:
(source: 41085.org)
Left = SP1 install, Right = Non-SP install. They are the same version number. I'm going to say that your version is the non-SP though, because SP1 is missing from the description according to your post.
edited May 29 at 22:35
Glorfindel
5201818
answered Aug 27 '09 at 1:53
Mark Henderson♦Mark Henderson
61.6k29164248
add a comment |
What architecture is it? I have the .NET 3.5 SP1 redistributables, and their details are:
- x86:
3.5.30729.1 - x64:
3.5.30729.1 - IA64:
3.5.30729.1
Hmm I see a pattern emerging here. Looks like you have the SP-1 install.
(P.S. You can this info verbosely by looking at the "Product Name" value in the Version tab of the Properties box)
Update: Turns out this information is not really correct. Look at the following screenshot:
(source: 41085.org)
Left = SP1 install, Right = Non-SP install. They are the same version number. I'm going to say that your version is the non-SP though, because SP1 is missing from the description according to your post.
edited May 29 at 22:35
Glorfindel
5201818
answered Aug 27 '09 at 1:53
Mark Henderson♦Mark Henderson
61.6k29164248
What architecture is it? I have the .NET 3.5 SP1 redistributables, and their details are:
- x86:
3.5.30729.1 - x64:
3.5.30729.1 - IA64:
3.5.30729.1
Hmm I see a pattern emerging here. Looks like you have the SP-1 install.
(P.S. You can this info verbosely by looking at the "Product Name" value in the Version tab of the Properties box)
Update: Turns out this information is not really correct. Look at the following screenshot:
(source: 41085.org)
Left = SP1 install, Right = Non-SP install. They are the same version number. I'm going to say that your version is the non-SP though, because SP1 is missing from the description according to your post.
edited May 29 at 22:35
Glorfindel
5201818
answered Aug 27 '09 at 1:53
Mark Henderson♦Mark Henderson
61.6k29164248
edited May 29 at 22:35
Glorfindel
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It is the original release of .NET 3.5. It does not include the service packs.
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It is the original release of .NET 3.5. It does not include the service packs.
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It is the original release of .NET 3.5. It does not include the service packs.
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It is the original release of .NET 3.5. It does not include the service packs.
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