I have a problem like this. i have done a c# project and it is working fine. But each every time when i use other computers to run this i need to install .net 3.5. Is there anyway to in-built .net framework with my software

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Honestly I'm just taking a stab at this but hopefully it works. For the properties of the references where it says "Copy Local" set that to true.

My thought behind this is that any assemblies needed to run the app will be included and won't need the runtime, however because .Net is interpreted chances are they will need at least the engine in order to run it. You could include the .Net redistributable package with your app as well. I believe there is a way for it to check if the right version is installed and if not run the redistributable package.

I hope this helps and if not, oops.

For any .NET powered application, if you want to run it on the other computer, .net framework has to be installed on that PC. Because .NET executables are in CIL and .NET framework is needed to run the CIL program.

However, it is possible to integrate the .NET in your package itself. You can do this by creating a setup and deployment project from the visual studio.

Hey, it is good and nice Mr:twhdir, Can you tell me what are the steps...? Another thing i have heard about some linker, But don't know how to try them