Windows 10: Getting .Net Run time and Application error while loading landxml file in Bentley Power...

Using brand new Desktop having OS: Windows 10 Pro Image attached.

Loading the land xml file into Bentley Power Rail Track gives 2 error messages:









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.net framework 3.5 causing slow boot times

I agree with you, but he said it's still slow after a clean install. But even with a clean install something is trying to use 3.5 and it could be windows. I'd try the service packs then do what you suggested. *Toast :toast:

 

.net framework 3.5 causing slow boot times

Are you certain it's not something starting in the background that uses .NET as opposed to it just being .NET by itself? Boot times are caused by the OS loading stuff up, .NET shouldn't need to load libs up unless an application using it is being started.

I would (super (windows key) + R) [run] "msconfig" and see what you have listed for startup applications. Conversely you may want to [run] "services.msc" and review any non-MS services getting started up automatically.

Lastly, is this on the comp in your specs with the SSDs? Are you certain the health of the SSDs along with performance is still good? Even loading a bunch of files should be zippy quick from an SSD. My parents still have a 500GB WD Black in their tower and I just re-installed Windows for them and it literally went from a 90s boot to a 20s boot, granted it will loaded full of malware to the point of needing a re-install. *Eek!

 

Error: This application could not be started

Hi,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



Applications that are developed for the .NET Framework typically require that a specific version of the .NET Framework be installed on your system. In some cases, you may attempt to run an application without either an installed version or the expected
version of the .NET Framework present. This often produces an error dialog box like the one you are receiving.



I understand that you are receiving an error, ‘This application could not be started’. I’ll certainly help you with the issue.



However, in order get better clarity, please let us know:

• When exactly are you receiving this error?
  
• Are you aware of any changes made to the computer recently?
  
• Which build version of Windows 10 is installed on the computer?
  

I would suggest you to try repairing .NET Framework and check if that helps. Refer the steps mentioned below:

1. Press Windows Logo key + R, to open
   Run dialog box.
   
2. Type control appwiz.cpl,,2 and click on
   OK.
   
3. Clear the checkbox for .NET Framework (4.XX), click on
   OK and reboot your computer.
   
4. After restart, repeat step 1 & 2, select the checkbox for
   .NET Framework (4.XX), click on OK and reboot your computer.
   

Let us know how it goes.



Regards,

Nikhar Khare

Microsoft Community - Moderator