Originally posted by titansfan05
The error changed to Unable to find a version of run time to run the application after I repaired the framework. Deleted the app rebooted downloaded still no change. Tried a few times nothing. I'm not to sure as to what you mean by the path you laid out but I did go over page 10 a few times but yea nothing's working for me.
I think you are missing .NET version 2.0 (which is a little unusual if you are running windows and very unusual if its the latter version). The link to the download is:
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Just curiously are you also running linux or some other platform?
N.B.: Deleting the file and re-downloading it won't help if the file's dependencies are missing. There maybe are useful information when viewing the file's contents to see what it requires. For this instance the program requires .NET 2.0 framework and by googling to see if .NET 4.0 framework will suffice yields that one still needs to download .NET 2.0 framework for it to work. Thankfully .NET 4.0 will not conflict with .NET 2.0, so its ok to leave .NET 4.0 in its current place and/or any other .NET framework you may have.
Under windows, hex editors may help when you can see ASCII strings from the file you are trying to view contents of. Under linux there's a tool known as strings and its perfect for enumerating readable ASCII strings without having to read any other more technical stuff.
*UPDATE* When I thought about it, there's a crude way of viewing the contents of the file (still not as elegant as strings tool). You can use notepad and figure out the printable ASCII strings says the program may need.