Michael,
I appreciate the suggestions. I am not running any .NET betas on my
laptop and have tried running the Framework 3.0 install with the bare
minimum running. I even booted in Safe mode with network support and
tried the install. Every install attempt has the same result. It hangs
with the "Loading installation components" progress bar about 4/5
complete with Setup.exe using 98-99% of the CPU.
When attempting to shutdown after ending the Setup.exe process, I have
to end process on:
* Available Networks
* Extracting Files
before my laptop will shutdown.
I've deleted temp directories left from previous attempts, run a
chkdisk, reviewed Add/Remove programs for any "suspicious" entries,
removed "My Network Locations" nodes in Windows Explorer which pointed
to locations on client networks (to which I am not currently attached),
removed my wireless USB mouse, performed a shutdown, booted, and
disabled all running software I can (antivirus, firewall, etc). Again
the CPU usage is pegged at 99% for Setup.exe once the progress bar
reaches about 4/5 completion when loading the installation components.
Thanks again for your suggestions. At this point I've invested too much
time into this issue for one day. I'll resume trying to resolve this
issue tomorrow.
Regards,
Greg
[quoted text, click to view] Michael Nemtsev wrote:
>
> Try to unload all run apps.
> Look at Microsoft site for tool that remove all .NET betas from your machine
>
Hello gk1962,
Any run antiviruses?
g> I am attempting to install the .NET Framework 3.0 and it is pegging
g> the CPU when trying to load the installation components. I ran the
g> installation without any problems on my desktop, but cannot get it to
g> run on my laptop. For the last 30 minutes the setup has been
g> displaying "Setup is loading installation components. This may take a
g> minute or two". When I check TaskMgr it shows Setup is taking 99% of
g> the CPU. I'm running XP Pro with all Microsoft updates. I already
g> have the .NET Framworks 1.1 (including the hotfix) and 2.0 installed,
g> just like I did on my desktop. Any suggestions on how to get the .Net
g> Framework 3.0 to complete the installation?
g>
g> Thanks,
g> Greg
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miss it, but that it is too low and we reach it" (c) Michelangelo
Hello gk1962,
Try to unload all run apps.
Look at Microsoft site for tool that remove all .NET betas from your machine
[quoted text, click to view] g> Michael Nemtsev wrote:
g>
>> Hello gk1962,
>>
>> Any run antiviruses?
>>
g> Thanks for the reply. Yes, I am running SBC Yahoo! Anti-Virus (from
g> Computer Associates). I was able to install the 3.0 framework on my
g> desktop without disabling the antivirus software. In addition to this
g> antivirus software, on my laptop I am running Sunbelt Kerio Firewall.
g> After killing the setup process, I restarted my laptop, stopped the
g> firewall and antivirus software then attempted the install again. It
g> hangs at the same place as before, with the progress bar about 4/5
g> complete. It never makes it to the actual Framework install as it
g> can't complete loading the installation components. Setup.exe is
g> still showing 98-99% CPU usage in task manager. The only other
g> process showing CPU usage is ipoint.exe with 1-2% CPU usage. All
g> other processes show no CPU usage.
g>
g> Any other suggestions on completing the .Net Framework 3.0
g> installation are appreciated.
g>
g> Thanks,
g> Greg
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WBR,
Michael Nemtseva [C# MVP] :: blog:
http://spaces.live.com/laflour "The greatest danger for most of us is not that our aim is too high and we
miss it, but that it is too low and we reach it" (c) Michelangelo