C:\WINNT\Micros oft.NET\Framewo rk directory will have the directories for the
version you have installed on your machine.
C:\WINNT\ : for Windows 2000
C:\Windows for Win XP
I have 1.0 and 1.1 both installed on my system.
so i have two dirs,
v1.0.3705
v1.1.4322
HTH,
Mahesh
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Actually, the same happens to be on my PC. Now, when there
are two versions of .NET Framework, and I run a program which
uses .NET Framework, which of these will be actually used?
Background of the question is: I have a program using .NET Framework,
which terminates by throwing a security exception. Researching
the web, I found that this may happen due to a bug an release
1.0 of .NET Framework, and sure enough the README coming with
the program says that it needs 1.1. Not knowing at that time
which version I have, I downloaded 1.1 and re-ran the program -
but still the same exception is thrown.
Now that I know that the old AND the new versions are present
on my PC, I suspect that this program still uses the old version.
How can I verify this? Is there a workaround?
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