I've also looked into other ways of resolving this that are on the site, but i dont feel comfortable messing with the command prompt, and I'm not going to completely reinstall my operating system, especially when Windows 10 doesn't naturally come with the 3.5 Framework. Net Frameworks, I seem to have 2.0 and 4.0 installed already, but now the problem is that I cant seem to download the service package from the support site because "The system cannot find the file specified", but I dont think the troubleshooter would be able to find anything wrong, because my computer is already has 2.0 and 4.0, both being fully supported Frameworks. However, even after running the troubleshooter several times, it cant find anything wrong.Īfter I looked for any pre-existing. I've already looked into how to resolve that issue, but all the site is saying is that I should download the Windows Update Troubleshooter and that that should find whatever problem Im having.
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