Initilisation Error
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almcneil
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Simplest solution is to re-install .NET. Bad news is this takes a long time, although it's fully automated. I use a utility call .Net cleanup tool to remove all versions then use Windows Updates to download and isntall all versions. This will take over an hour, maybe longer. I can't attach it because it's an ".exe" file so you'll have to find it on the Internet somewhere.
-- Andy
-- Andy
almcneil
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It's not a rude question at all! This is a support forum, so there never is a stupid question. We're here to help!
There are several ways. The first is to check Device Manager and see what name it gives you.
Start -> (right-click) My Computer -> manage -> Device Manager -> Display Adpaters
Now the name displayed may or may not be the commercial name (Windows only displays the names it has in it's list, the manufacturer may have renamed it.) So if it's one that you don't recognize or doesn't help you need to use a Diagnostic program such as Lavalys Eversest. you can find it on the Internet and costs $40 (I think) Or you can open the chassis and read the label on the video card.
-- Andy
There are several ways. The first is to check Device Manager and see what name it gives you.
Start -> (right-click) My Computer -> manage -> Device Manager -> Display Adpaters
Now the name displayed may or may not be the commercial name (Windows only displays the names it has in it's list, the manufacturer may have renamed it.) So if it's one that you don't recognize or doesn't help you need to use a Diagnostic program such as Lavalys Eversest. you can find it on the Internet and costs $40 (I think) Or you can open the chassis and read the label on the video card.
-- Andy
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