I recently set up a new copy of Windows 10 but I never bothered to install .NET Framework 3.5 because I thought I didn't need it. Then more recently, I tried to start up a favourite game of mine which turns out to require .NET Framework 3.5. I tried downloading it but I configured my OS, post-installation, in a way that blocks that from happening. There must be a way I can download files to install that program manually (and safely), right? Thanks.
Mount install.wim Code: DISM /Image:x:\mount /Enable-Feature /FeatureName:NetFx3 /All /LimitAccess /Source:ISO\Sources\sxs\ save and unmount install.wim
No, I mean what is that supposed to do for my currently installed OS? I know I mount the .wim file in NTLite but where am I supposed to enter that code and what exactly does it do? I need more than just vague pointers.
Thats way more that vague. Thats the exact code line for excactly what you ask for. You should type this line in a PowerShell window
No third party tools are actually needed for this basic dism instruction, but if you can mount the wim, using any tool, change the path to the mounted folder and the path to the mounted/opened in explorer ISO\sources\sxs\ folder in your scenario. Next copy/paste the modified commandline to an elevated cmd (cmd prompt ran as admin) and let it run. Next unmount /commit the install.wim and dotnetfx35 is enabled. You asked for offline integration, for your running install, it will be an online integration, you can use this commandline; Code: DISM /online /Enable-Feature /FeatureName:NetFx3 /All /LimitAccess /Source:ISO\Sources\sxs\ For online integration, @abbodi1406 made this: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...-installer-for-windows-10.63835/#post-1114470
I think we have it covered locally: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...-installer-for-windows-10.63835/#post-1114470