Derek Kalweit wrote: > > I honestly find that hard to believe that the machines didn't have > some serious problems in the first place. Installing the framework > itself without using it should have very limited if any effect on the > general stability of the system. I've installed the .NET frameworks > 100's of times on many dozens of machines with absolutely no > discernable ill effects(unless you count the extra download time, but > it's a walk-away process to me). The .NET framework is also installed > on, I dare say, millions of computers world-wide. I'm guessing the > install is probably one of the most solid out there and there must > have been something unique about your machine's installs-- maybe some > poorly written anti-virus/anti-spyware software sticking it's nose in > where it doesn't belong........... > Believe what you wish...but one of 'em completely locked up in one of Kevin McNeish's training classes. It had to be sent back to the manufacturer, wouldn't boot no more...
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