To run this application, you must install .Net Core - Windows 11 Issues

[IllMethods]

Ok, so I've tried to do this.

.Net framework is also turned on in Windows features.

It still says that I need it installed. I've also tried downloading from Microsoft but it says it isn't compatible with this version of Windows. Any suggestions? 

[IllMethods]

I've actually tried them all, only one worked with windows 11 and it still didn't fix it. It is enabled in windows features also. I was wanting to give it a test run to see if I want to fork out big funds to build a proper rig but this isn't helping 🤣

[Retro808]

48 minutes ago, IllMethods said:

I've actually tried them all, only one worked with windows 11 and it still didn't fix it. It is enabled in windows features also. I was wanting to give it a test run to see if I want to fork out big funds to build a proper rig but this isn't helping 🤣

Which one worked? I know you said it did not fix, but which one are you referencing that worked when you downloaded?

https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet

Should should only need 3.1

[IllMethods]

Think it was 6. None of the rest would install. Said they were not compatible with this version of windows. 

[JoeViking245]

8 minutes ago, IllMethods said:

Said they were not compatible with this version of windows

Were you selecting the x64 installer?

The one "that works" is .NET Core 3.1.   Select .NET Desktop Runtime and the x64 installer.

[IllMethods]

I get what you're saying but...

[JoeViking245]

A shot in the dark... on the downloads page, scroll down and try their release version 3.1.24.  M$ may have doinked something up in the recent 3.1.25 for Windows 11.

[IllMethods]

Same result bro...

[JoeViking245]

Next process of elimination, restart the computer, then from the Windows Command Prompt (ran as Administrator) run 

sfc /scannow

Restart (again, for "good measure").  Attempt the installer again.

[IllMethods]

Tried that twice, same result

[C-Beats]

Removed your more info screenshot as it had personal information and I didn't want you accidentally doxxing yourself. It sounds like you have a corrupted OS install. I'm not sure why the OS would say it wasn't supported as it most certainly is. Are you using on of the various methods to put Win11 on a machine it isn't supported because of the new chip requirements?

[IllMethods]

Nope, my pc is fully compatible with it. It is also basically a clean install.

[IllMethods]

There is also this

[IllMethods]

Ok, random... 

I just turned it off in the windows features, did a restart and it let me install it. Now it works 100%

[C-Beats]

Hmm interesting. Well glad you got it sorted out nonetheless.

[IllMethods]

Might be something to pin or add to troubleshooting. If this happened to me, surely it will happen to someone else.

[C-Beats]

3 minutes ago, IllMethods said:

Might be something to pin or add to troubleshooting. If this happened to me, surely it will happen to someone else.

Yeah, most people never really touch the Add/Remove windows features so I doubt it'd come up very often. I'd of never even though to look in that section for runtime management to be honest, so kudo's to you for thinking to look in the first place.

[IllMethods]

It is something I didn't actually touch, windows did it all by itself. Possibly maybe the Xbox app or something.

[JoeViking245]

3 hours ago, IllMethods said:

I was wanting to give it a test run to see if I want to fork out big funds to build a proper rig

"Proper rig", here we come! 

Great job on a successful 'process of elimination'!  (Added to my notes for potential future use. )

[IllMethods]

Just now, JoeViking245 said:

"Proper rig", here we come! 

Great job on a successful 'process of elimination'!  (Added to my notes for potential future use. )

Ha ha well, this pc should be able to handle everything up to ps3 easy. If not, a new gpu isn't hard to get