• .Net Framework Assistant

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    #463316

    Hello All,
    Need some help on this . A link on “Woodys” home page gives instructions on how to remove this “Plug in” for FireFox . Instructions for x86 based 32 bit OS’s give how to delete some registry entries and so on. So far so good. My problem (one of many) is doing the “command prompt thing ” I get syntax error, when typing in the code . Question Do you include the ” {xxxxx}”quote marks as shown in the command string, or do you leave them out? Regards

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    • #1182382

      You should include the quotes, but it’s easier to delete the subkey using RegEdit.

      • #1182388

        You should include the quotes, but it’s easier to delete the subkey using RegEdit.

        HansV,
        Hello and thank’s for you help. The “deleting the sub key” is only step one of about four in method #2: I will try again with the quotes and post back with the results. Regards

      • #1182392

        You should include the quotes, but it’s easier to delete the subkey using RegEdit.

        HansV,
        Hello, Well did all that was suggested in the instructions …. but no luck as of yet. The “Net Framework Assistant” is still there with no uninstall option? Guess i will have to be content with just “disable” Regards

        • #1182396

          Disabling it is sufficient to close the security hole.

        • #1182399

          See [post=”799053″]Post 799053[/post] – apparently there is no need to disable or delete this add-in.

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