The known .net framework issue. Dead end....
Цитата: Ilias Tax от 04.11.2024, 12:13I have 2 computers. One at home and one at work. I bought Win10 Tweaker for home and everything went well with installing and using it. Unfortunately, it didn't turn out the same as what I installed at work. There was the known issue with the .net framework once I got into the Services section. I asked for help then and you replied that it is a known problem and a clean installation of Windows 11 will have to be done again to solve it. So I stopped using the Services on the work computer, and because of this malfunction, the result was that I could not upgrade the software to the Pro version and do everything manually from the beginning, without being able to save the changes for future use. Despite all this, I still left a tip of €5 to the developer (apart from the €5 of the Pro purchase at home), because I appreciated his work. But now, at home I did a fresh clean install with the latest version of Windows 11 Pro, 2024H2. From that moment, the malfunction with the .net framework also started on the home computer, whenever I reached the Services section. So now, even though I've paid for 2 Pro versions of Win10 Tweaker, I can't use the Services section on both machines, even though on one machine, a clean installation was done as you suggested. What can I do?
I have 2 computers. One at home and one at work. I bought Win10 Tweaker for home and everything went well with installing and using it. Unfortunately, it didn't turn out the same as what I installed at work. There was the known issue with the .net framework once I got into the Services section. I asked for help then and you replied that it is a known problem and a clean installation of Windows 11 will have to be done again to solve it. So I stopped using the Services on the work computer, and because of this malfunction, the result was that I could not upgrade the software to the Pro version and do everything manually from the beginning, without being able to save the changes for future use. Despite all this, I still left a tip of €5 to the developer (apart from the €5 of the Pro purchase at home), because I appreciated his work. But now, at home I did a fresh clean install with the latest version of Windows 11 Pro, 2024H2. From that moment, the malfunction with the .net framework also started on the home computer, whenever I reached the Services section. So now, even though I've paid for 2 Pro versions of Win10 Tweaker, I can't use the Services section on both machines, even though on one machine, a clean installation was done as you suggested. What can I do?