HP tuners problem with .NET FRAMEWORK
HP tuners problem with .NET FRAMEWORK I have the hpuners for my 98 and 99 years.
The original release works fine, but Im trying to install the 2.0.16 version and it says I have to install the .net framework (1.1). Ive installed it multiple times and it keeps telling me its not installed and I need to install it. Tried this on two different laptops and same thing.
Anyone know what to do? Or why its doing this?
I don't have the password for the hptuners login.
The original release works fine, but Im trying to install the 2.0.16 version and it says I have to install the .net framework (1.1). Ive installed it multiple times and it keeps telling me its not installed and I need to install it. Tried this on two different laptops and same thing.
Anyone know what to do? Or why its doing this?
I don't have the password for the hptuners login.
Your confusing me??? Where are you installing .net framework from? When you go to the site and go to logon try your e-mail address as the password. If that doesn't work there is a box that says "Forgot Password" enter your customer ID #, which is the #'s on the cable. Good luck.
Sorry, I got the .net from microsoft, 23 megs or so, its the right one. And a buddy and me share it and he has the loigin stuff. ad i cnant get ahold of him for a while
Last edited by Josh McGrath; Aug 31, 2006 at 01:00 AM.
there a bug I ran into when I had BOTH 1.1 and 2.0 framework installed.
it sees the 2.0 versions and chokes on it. uninstall the 2.0, install HP, then install 2.0 if you need it.
it sees the 2.0 versions and chokes on it. uninstall the 2.0, install HP, then install 2.0 if you need it.
Originally Posted by Steel Chicken
there a bug I ran into when I had BOTH 1.1 and 2.0 framework installed.
it sees the 2.0 versions and chokes on it. uninstall the 2.0, install HP, then install 2.0 if you need it.
it sees the 2.0 versions and chokes on it. uninstall the 2.0, install HP, then install 2.0 if you need it.
Yea, aparently there was a bug in the version I had too. Luckily, Keith hooked me up with the new version.
Thanks keith!
