Microsoft is removing .NET Framework 3.5 from Windows 11 Optional Features, starting with Canary builds, shifting it to a standalone install.

The classic .NET Framework 3.5 will no longer be an optional Windows component in the future, but a standalone setup.

I've built a stripped-down and hardened version of OpenSSL 3.5.4 (latest LTS). When configuring OpenSSL with no-deprecated, .NET won't use it because it insists on importing the deprecated ...

Microsoft (MSFT) slashed AI software sales quotas after salespeople missed growth targets as customers resist premium pricing without proven ROI. Microsoft spent $35B on AI infrastructure in Q3 but ...

This unhandled exception occurs primarily because the .NET Framework application cannot write essential data to the disk. You are most likely to encounter this error ...

Microsoft’s new Windows 11 Insider Canary Build 27965 brings some important changes for power users and developers. First, let’s talk about Edit, which is a new built-in text editor for the command ...

Microsoft's .NET Framework is a programming platform that includes programming libraries that can be installed or are already included in Windows operating systems. Depending on your needs, your ...

Windows 10 comes with .NET framework 4.8 pre-installed. However, many applications developed since Windows Vista and Windows 7 require .NET Framework v3.5 to run ...

When I download .net framework 3.5 it doesn't work and gives error code 0x80070002. I've tried everything and it will not work. It can't find the files I need to ...

Azure provides access to a broad ecosystem of LLMs from multiple providers. Microsoft Azure is adding XAI Grok 3.5. The new XAI Grok 3.5 is available on X, Telegram and Microsoft. Here is the full ...

Publishers, now in preview, are a new type of integration that help developers package and deploy .NET Aspire apps to Docker Compose, Kubernetes, Azure, and other destinations. Microsoft has released ...

The first .NET 10 preview release was pretty lackluster, but Microsoft is making up for that with .NET 10 Preview 2, which, among other things, adds some improvements to the Windows Presentation ...