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I've got an executable file, and I would like to know which version(s) of the Microsoft .NET Framework this file needs to be started.
Is there an easy way to find this information somewhere?
(So far I tried ILDASM and DUMPBIN without any luck.)
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You need whatever versions of . Net Framework are required by the applications you have and want to run properly. Usually, the required version will be included in the application's installer. If you are not experiencing any problems running applications, then you don't need to install any .
You can check your installed versions of . NET by navigating to Microsoft.NET\Framework under your Windows folders. The complete path is usually 'C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework. Each of the installed .
Using Notepad, three decades old, 200kb in size, preinstalled tool:
notepad appname.exe, F3 until .NET Framework,version=vX.Y shows upv2. ... still 100 times easier then installing gigabytes of dot net analyzer tools and garbage studios.Any other editor/viewer can open binaries too, like Notepad++ or totalCommander's great text/hex viewer lister.
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