InuYasha Meiji Posted January 16, 2010 Report Share Posted January 16, 2010 I am not looking for pity, just understanding and why I made this error in the first place. BEcause of a kidney transplant I have had for going on 4 years and one side effects of my imune supresants being short term memory loss at times, I had a senior moment.I need to find out whre I was. I have a freash install of windows 7, 64 bit install, with 8 gig of ram and about 1720 gig of drive space. I finally got my Apache loaded and running to server my web page at home and found a set of check boxes along the way. They refered to which .net 3.5.1 I wanted to be running. Because Windows 7 comes with both 32 and 64 bit versions install. MY first thought was I run a 64 bit OS why not go 64 bit, but when I selected 64 the 32 box emptied and I got a mesage telling me that if I do this IIS is not compatible with .net 3.5.1 64bit. Not knowing at the time what that was and fearing the change might hurt something I was using I declined and went to the 32 bit version.Now that I know what IIS is, and decided I don't need it for what I am using, I would like to return to the 64 bit version of .net 3.5.1 but can't locate the switch to get back to it.I just can't remeber how to get back to those optional check boxes. Could someone help me get back to running .bet framework 3.5.1 x64 please?___________________________________________InuYasha MeijiArigato gozimasu___________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MANEMAN Posted January 17, 2010 Report Share Posted January 17, 2010 Hi There, and Welcome.I dont think you will be able to get back to any check boxes.As far as I can remember 3.5 Dot.Net comes with a 32 & 64-bit installer. You just choose which you want.You could uninstall completely (Including Microsoft Updates) and then re-install Dot.Net 3.5If it is not causing you too many problems, and the apps that rely on Dot.Net 3.5 appear to be working ok, I would leave well alone.If it aint bust, - dont fix it. :) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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