- What is your full Nitro model number? For example, AN515-54?
- What version of Windows do you have installed?
Nitro AN515-55 can't open or reinstall NitroSense again due to a .Net Framework initialization error
Aitoryu
Member Posts: 15 Troubleshooter
Hi, I tried many .net framework fixes even asked some people to help me fix the issue but all of the methods have been tried but still i recieve the following errors:
Nitro Sense setup.exe:
Nitrosense.exe
Please help me because I'm currently going to be doind some work over the summer and the laptop is heating up 5 mins into my work
[Edited the thread to add model name]
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All repair methods just gave nothing as if it worked but the files still have the net framework err
This link is an old Microsoft NetFrameWork installer. But try it anyway to see what happens
Jack E/NJ
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Then about the only way is to try a factory Windows reset disconnected from the internet so that any errant updates causing the issue can't be re-installed on top of the factory version. Then turn on System Recovery. Make sure NItroSense is working again. Then connect to the internet. If or when it happens again, then immediately use the System Recovery to identify the errant update and rollback to the previous state.
Jack E/NJ
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- What is your full Nitro model number? For example, AN515-54?
- What version of Windows do you have installed?
Jack E/NJ
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Nitro AN515-55
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Open Control Panel. Search 'features' . Click 'turn Windows features on or off' i n left pane. Checkmark NET Framework 4.x services. Click OK Re-start machine. Then try it again.
Jack E/NJ
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tried it but still the same thing pops up
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»»Nitro AN515-55»»Windows 10»»
Is this still factory-installed Win10? Or did you install or re-install Win10?
Jack E/NJ
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factory installed
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NET franework probably corrupted. Go to this link and follow directions to try repairing it.
Jack E/NJ
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tried all the directions still no
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Probably a .Net3.5 update is missing in your system, check last 2 years Update History if you have all these 10 updates successfully installed; last cumulative update should include all previous updates but with Windows logic you never know😀
There is a 11-month gap from May 2022 to 2023 that I don't have records from as I upgraded to W11, maybe you can check with someone who is still on W10 and has been updating monthly to get the NET history for that period.
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tried all the directions still no
Did the repair methods give an error message like "repair failed"?
Jack E/NJ
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All repair methods just gave nothing as if it worked but the files still have the net framework error
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Other than the first two which are
(KB5013624)
(KB5012117)These were installed prior 2022-05 date
2022-02 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 version 20H2 for x64-based System (KB5010342)
Successfully installed on 2/13/2022
2021-09 Update for Windows 10 Version 20H2 for x64-based Systems (KB5005716)
Successfully installed on 2/10/2022
After the 2022-05 date:
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The rest on the list are not on the update list
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I suggest that you do the repairs in the link provided by JackE, especially the Dism online (restoring Windows system image) and SFC /scannow commands (in that order) should be run after each Windows update and a must after an install failed.
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All repair methods just gave nothing as if it worked but the files still have the net framework err
This link is an old Microsoft NetFrameWork installer. But try it anyway to see what happens
Jack E/NJ
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Sorry missclicked.
Microsoft .NET Framework 4 is already a part of this operating system. You do not need to install the .NET Framework 4 redistributable. More information.Same or higher version of .NET Framework 4 has already been installed on this computer.
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Yeah did that but still no sign of fixing
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I've tried the Turn Windows features on or off method and repair tool. I've tried to delete the update that I had before I saw the original error but still it was the same.
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Has NitroSense ever worked on this machine?
Jack E/NJ
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yes it was working until near the end of late march
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