Windows 10: .NET Framework error v4.0.3019

Hi everyone,


Recently Windows performed an update on my computer that has seemingly corrupted my .NET Framework installation. Every time I start up my computer and certain apps, I get notified that things can't be opened because I don't have NET version 4.0.3019. The two applications that consistently won't run are GTXDownloadWrapper.exe and Overwolf.exe.


.NET Frameworks I have installed:

- v3.5 enabled

- v4.8 enabled


Things I have tried:

- enabling and disabling both v.3.5 and v.4.8 through program settings

- re-installing any version of .NET which won't install because I already have the latest version

- reverting the recent system update

- installing the v4.8 SDK

- repairing v4.8 through program settings

- using the NET Framework Repair Tool


I've spent a good ten hours this week troubleshooting and scouring the internet for answers, and have so far come up empty-handed. If possible, I'd like to avoid resetting my computer; that is truly a last-resort solution for me. Any help at this point would be greatly appreciated.

:)

 

.Net Framework v4 client

Is it ok to uninstall .Net Framework v4 client from windows 10? If so then how would I go about doing this. There is no entry in Programs and Features to uninstall this. There are registry entries for both v4 and v4.0 client. Is there an automated way to
do this?

Thanks,

 

Microsoft .NET Framework, Unhandled exception

Hi,

Welcome to Microsoft Community.

I suggest you to un-check and recheck .Net framework 3.5 and .Net framework 4.6 advance series from Windows features.

Try the following steps:

• Press Windows + R keys to open Run command.
• Type Appwiz.cpl and select "turn Windows feature on or off" from the left
• Uncheck .Net framework 3.5 and .Net framework 4.6 advance series.
• Restart the computer
• Repeat step 1 and 2 and check .Net framework 3.5 and .Net framework 4.6 advance series.
• Restart the computer.

Regards,

 

Microsoft .Net Framework

Basically, to sum up what I can tell:
-The application(s) that crashed use .NET Framework 2.0 or 3.5.
-First error is it getting nothing when it expected something (not very telling).
-Second error occured in "System.Data.SQLite" which is not .NET Framework. I repeat, not .NET Framework.
-SQLite is is a GNU licenced, free to use library.
-Any .NET-compiled service or process could be causing the error. If you watch the Task Manager, you might be able to tell which process closes after you click on "Quit."

I suggest you search your computer for sqlite*.dll. Whatever programs it is found in close proximity to are most likely the culprits for the crashes.