I'm working on customizing a Windows ISO with NTLite and want to include .NET 3.5 as a pre-installed feature. I've downloaded .NET 3.5 from the updates, but I'm having trouble enabling it in the ISO. Any suggestions on how to successfully integrate .NET 3.5 into my custom build would be really appreciated!
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We had a similar situation where .NET 3.5 was critical for our obfuscator tool. To ensure it runs even if .NET 3.5 isn’t available, we developed a workaround. You can check our detailed guide on how to manage this on our website! It's got step-by-step instructions that could help you out.
I used to do this at my last job! To deploy .NET 3.5 with Windows 10, I extracted the .NET installation files from the Windows 10 ISO. Then, in the same folder, I created a batch file with this command: `dism /online /add-capability /capabilityname:NetFx3~~~~ /Source:.`. This keeps things path-neutral, which is convenient. Just make sure to include both CAB files from the ISO for it to work right.
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