SDS100/SDS200: Sentinel question
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If your computer is missing the .NET version that Sentinel needs, try this:
In Windows 10, go to:
Control Panel --> Programs and features --> Turn Windows features on or off (in the upper left corner)
Once that window populates, click in the box that says ".NET Framework 3.5 (Includes .NET 2.0 and 3.0)”..... You don't need to select the 2 sub-headings under that main one.
Click OK, and it will be installed. Then you can install and run Sentinel. Note... Going partially through the install is not a typical symptom of not having the right .NET version.... Sentinel will usually refuse to start the install at all. Give it a try and let us know.
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Another path, at least in Win 10 20H2, is Settings -> Apps -> Apps and Features -> Optional Features. Scroll down to Related Settings near the bottom and click on More Windows Features. This will open the Turn Windows Features On and Off Box.
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Never has been problematic at all for me. You're still not seeing the "Turn Windows Features On or Off"?
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If you are not currently logged on to Windows as the system Administrator, you may need to do that first.
You can also type in windows features in search box bottom left of screen and it will take you right to it.
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