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RAF1969	net. framework
	2nd Oct, 2010 15:32
Ranking: 0 Posts: 27 User Since: 26th Jul, 2009 System Score: N/A Location: N/A Last edited on 2nd Oct, 2010 15:49	senunia asking me to update microsoft framework 1x, 2x, 3x and 4x. aready updated them but senunia not reconising the updates. I have no more updates available from mircosoft updates. Please can anyone help rescan completed to no advail patch KB2416473 is on my computer

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Maurice Joyce

RE: net. framework

2nd Oct, 2010 16:04

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Have U tried a reboot & a full rescan of PSI?

EDIT:
U have not mentioned which OS U are using. Dependant on that this is the patched programmes which should be showing in PSI.

WINDOWS 7
2.0.50727.4955
3.0.4506.4926
4.0.30319.1

VISTA SP2

2.0.50727.4209
3.0.4506.4037
4.0.30319.1

XP SP3

2.0.50727.3618
3.0.4506.2152
4.0.30319.1

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RAF1969

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2nd Oct, 2010 18:29

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xp 3
the patch kb 2416473 as installed on my computer from mircosoft update page

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Maurice Joyce

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2nd Oct, 2010 18:53

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Fine - but when U look at .Net Framework files in PSI do they match these?

XP SP3
2.0.50727.3618
3.0.4506.2152
4.0.30319.1

If they do not something is wrong. I would suggest U manually recheck Windows Update & use the CUSTOM button.

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RAF1969

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2nd Oct, 2010 19:10

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I have done that, I am contacting mircosoft, update as said the patch as been installed no failers but when I run update again KB2416473 is still there. In add and removed kb2416473 is installed on my computer

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RAF1969

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2nd Oct, 2010 19:12

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they all match

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Maurice Joyce

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2nd Oct, 2010 19:31

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OK - so where is PSI pointing to?

b]FINDING A FILE PATH

ALL PSI VERSIONS EXCEPT VERSION 2 (BETA)[/b]

To locate the exact file that the Secunia PSI has detected, use or switch to the ADVANCED interface, then :

1 Click on the + sign of the programme to "expand' it.
2 Click on Technical Details in the Toolbox to see the installation path of the detected file. (Copy (CTRL+C) & paste (CTRL+V) the Installation Path of the file back to the Forum if U are unsure what to do next.

PSI VERSION 2 (BETA)

From the DASHBOARD page click on SCAN RESULTS.

1. This will list all your programmes with a + to the left of each one.
2. Click the + sign next to the item that U want help with.
3. This will reveal the path under DETECTED INSTANCES.
4. Highlight it then copy (CTRL+C) then paste (CTRL+V) that path back to the Forum if U do not know what to do next.

Update 6 22:59 01/10/2010

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RAF1969

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2nd Oct, 2010 20:14

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C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322\aspne t_wp.exe, version 1.1.4322.2470
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\aspn et_wp.exe, version 2.0.50727.3618
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v3.0\Windows Communication Foundation\SMSvcHost.exe, version 3.0.4506.2152
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\SMSv cHost.exe, version 4.0.30319.1

Security Update for Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 on Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008 x86 (KB2416473)

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osgood74

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2nd Oct, 2010 20:31

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I have Vista Prem. Home Ed. SP2 and am having the same exact problem. Very unsettling.

I am much too reluctant to go into the "Advanced Mode" in view of the frightening pop-up I see from Secunia when I click on it out of sheer curiosity.

I could really use some advice please on this matter. What should I, a Vista SP2 user do? When I click on the PSI "solution" icon Microsoft instantly pops up and tells me no new updates are necessary.

Which Secunia application is better for a casual (not a gamer or blogger) home user like myself - OSI or PSI? I wish to make sure that I am using the proper application because I am no techie. Far from it.

Did the original poster get his problem resolved? I don't see anything indicating that he/she did. That worries me.

Thanks in advance!

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Ted Allen

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2nd Oct, 2010 20:39

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I am using OS XP SP3 and cannot update net.framework 1x,2x,3x,or4x.Have tried reboot,and nothing works.Help! Ted

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osgood74

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2nd Oct, 2010 20:49

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If any Secunia moderators/advisors/contributors review and advise scared and rattled posters (like myself) with problems and serious questions, please do not pass me by - I really need your answers to my above questions.

I promise not to be a pest, only want to be fully informed and use the correct security methods, etc.

Thank you Secunia for all that you do. YOU ROCK!

[b]:-)[b]

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Maurice Joyce

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2nd Oct, 2010 23:15

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@RAF1969

The paths U have given me are correct. My XP SP3 test PC has exactly that information & is showing as patched. Leave this thread open - after your next complete PC shut down does this still show on the next boot?

@Ted Allen

Sadly no two problems are exactly the same. U have given very little detail - have U checked the paths? Are they the same as @RAF1969.

@Osgood74

I would advise U start your own thread. U are using Vista which differs from XP in my ways.

I, or someone else will give U confidence to use the advanced mode & attempt to solve any issues U have. When opening the thread give details of your OS/PSI version in use & explain U need help with .Net & using the advanced mode. If around I will respond & get the ball rolling.

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RAF1969

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3rd Oct, 2010 09:08

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yes, still the same today, as yesterday

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Maurice Joyce

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3rd Oct, 2010 09:30

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What version of PSI are U using?

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RAF1969

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3rd Oct, 2010 12:46

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2 beta

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Anthony Wells

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3rd Oct, 2010 18:14

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Hello ,

I can confirm the same data as RAF1969 is displayed by the PSI 2.0 Beta on my XP - with the exception of .Net 4.0 which I do not have loaded atm. - as programmes patched/up to date .

KB2416473 is displayed in Add/Remove and is not re-offered by M$updates .

The above is confirmed by Belarc*** with the security hotfix KB's of 30/09/2010 showing as loaded and locked .

There is currently no obvious reporting (in a websearch) of a problem of this KB being re-offered , as is usually the case when similar problems have occurred in the past .

***Belarc :-

http://belarc.com/free_download.html

Hope this is helpful .

Anthony

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smurphdude

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3rd Oct, 2010 18:29

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I had the same issue this morning, run MS update, rebooted and needed to do a full rescan for Secunia to recognise all of the patches. Current beta 2

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Maurice Joyce

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3rd Oct, 2010 19:18

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@RAF1969

As U can see many using XP have managed to successfully update .NET.

There are ongoing problems with some XP users with PSI resulting in many being advised to revert back to version 1.5.0.1.

I notice there is also another thread where some are having similar issues.

From the information U have given me, which was confirmed by Anthony, I believe U are secure but rightly U want confirmation from PSI/Secunia.

My advice is to sit tight & wait for a Secunia response tomorrow - there may be an adjustment needed by them.

If U want to revert back in an effort to get a secure reading the download link is here:

ftp://ftp.secunia.com/PSISetup1501.exe

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osgood74

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3rd Oct, 2010 19:42

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This is my computer info. but I have no clue at all if this is what you wanted to know or not - pls let me know - probably TMI:

"Belarc Advisor:

System Security Status

CIS Benchmark Score

Available only for Windows 2000, XP Pro, and 2003

Virus Protection (nod32 v.4.2.6)

Up-to-date

Microsoft Security Updates

Up-to-date

Windows Vista Home Premium Service Pack 2 (build 6002)
Compaq-Presario
Enclosure Type: Desktop
2.70 gigahertz AMD Athlon LE-
64-bit ready

Using PSI 1.5.0.2 (Is this the latest version? How do I keep informed as to when it needs to updated or upgraded? Mucho important.)"

I thought my `puter was 32 bit whatever that means. Don't know what Belarc means by 64 bit ready. LOL, don't know A LOT. {{looking embarrassed}}

After reading and re-reading all the posts on this thread (and understanding about 0.001 of it) I just restarted my `puter and rescanned it with my PSI. Guess what? Everything is Hunky Dory. I passed.

This rattles me even more than failing it initially. I want to know why I failed it in the first place. I actually need to know and fully understand for future reference. Also, to prevent anxiety attacks and heart attacks. Don't think I need to continue running here all the time if I am fully enlightened.

Does this make sense? Hope so.

Awaiting your acknowledgement and answers VERY, VERY GRATEFULLY,

osgood

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osgood74

ADDENDUM RE: net. framework

3rd Oct, 2010 19:55

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How and where in this site can I sign up/register for any updates, notices or newsletters, etc. from Secunia please?

Thank you again. Appreciate it.

osgood

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Anthony Wells	RE: net. framework
	3rd Oct, 2010 20:41
Score: 2324 Posts: 3,203 User Since: 19th Dec 2007 System Score: N/A Location: N/A Last edited on 3rd Oct, 2010 20:49	Hello Osgood , Pleased to here that you are back to 100% - is that in the Advanced mode of the PSI ?? With M$ updates the trick is to update , reboot and full scan . Repeat as many times as necessary until M$ says it has nothing for you and repeat again . Sometimes a complete shutdown and restart is better than a reboot . To get your confidence up you need to learn what you are doing and why it it works and how important different things are . Here are my standard tips for using the PSI in "Advanced" mode - a major requirement to build your confidence - plenty of people here to help you :))) :- Here you go :- The key to finding the cause of any problem(s) is to get the "installation path" (step 5 below) and then locate and open the folder causing the problem using the "open folder" link in the &qu