Microsoft .NET Framework
Microsoft .NET Framework is a software framework developed by Microsoft that runs primarily on Microsoft Windows. It includes a large class library known as Framework Class Library (FCL) and provides language interoperability across several programming languages.
The Microsoft .NET Framework's executable files that are searched for the most
According to our database, the Microsoft .NET Framework uses executable files. The Microsoft .NET Framework product's 20 executable files that are the most searched for:
- addinprocess32.exe
- AddIn Process
- applaunch.exe
- Microsoft .NET ClickOnce Launch Utility
- aspnet_regbrowsers.exe
- ASP.NET Browser Registration Tool
- aspnet_regsql.exe
- ASP.NET SQL Server Registration Tool
- aspnet_wp.exe
- ASP.NET Worker Process
- comsvcconfig.exe
- COM+ Service Model Configuration Tool
- comsvcconfig.ni.exe
- Com Svc Config
- cvtres.exe
- Microsoft Resource File To COFF Object Conversion Utility
- datasvcutil.exe
- WCF Data Service Client Utility
- dfsvc.exe
- Click Once
- dfsvc.ni.exe
- dfsvc.exe
- ieexec.exe
- Microsoft IE execute shell
- ilasm.exe
- Microsoft .NET Framework IL assembler
- infocard.exe
- Windows CardSpace
- ldr64.exe
- Microsoft Common Language Runtime 64-bit setup helper
- msbuild.exe
- Microsoft Build
- mscorsvw.exe
- .NET Runtime Optimization Service
- presentationfontcache.exe
- Presentation Font Cache
- presentationfontcache.ni.exe
- Presentation Font Cache
- wsatconfig.ni.exe
- MB Version update tool
It's possible that Microsoft .NET Framework's older or newer versions use different executable files.
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