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Sourcetree says .NET isn't installed but it is

Rick Nolte

Starting sourcetree in Windows 10 VS2017 pro. Using the most recent insider version of windows. When I launch it, window comes up that says it needs .NET v4.7.1. When click to install .NET now, the installer for .NET downloads and runs, but says .NET is already installed

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minnsey

Windows 10 doesn't always seem to recognize the .NET update until after a reboot.

Rick Nolte

I rebooted

Rick Nolte

Still have the problem.

minnsey

Looking here: https://github.com/Squirrel/Squirrel.Windows/blob/250fe4ce09035a682d90836f8c89097760638f66/src/Setup/FxHelper.cpp

The installer checks the following registry key

Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\NET Framework Setup\NDP\v4\Full

And then checks the Release number is not less than the required value, in this case
461308 for .NET 4.7.1

Nick Johnson_xlfnhu

I have the same issue. Sourcetree worked fine yesterday. Windows updates ran last night, and this morning I can't run Sourcetree. It updated to Windows 10 v1809.

Framework release 461814 is 4.7.2, but version in registry shows 4.7.03190.

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minnsey

Can you try running %localappdata%\Sourcetree\app-2.6.10\sourcetree.exe?

Switch app-2.6.10 for whatever the relevant version is you have installed.

It looks like it is the installer/update technology Squirrel.Windows that is failing. I'm interested to know if the underlying app will still run.

minnsey

FWIW I think 4.7.1, 4.7.2 etc are essentially named releases and really equate to some 4.7.0#### version under the cover.

Nick Johnson_xlfnhu

Unfortunately, I get the same error when running it from that location.

Nick Johnson_xlfnhu

The fix is here:
https://withinrafael.com/2018/09/11/napkin-note/

Just add the missing registry key, Sourcetree works. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

Rick Nolte

Thank you!

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