Running the above command will print all older.NET versions installed on the computer. Note that this does not show the latest version. So this command can be helpful to find older versions, we should check Appwiz.cpl or use the WMIC command above to find the latest version. Go to Help.NET Version History to see which versions of.NET are installed on which operating systems as standard. ASoft.NET Version Detector detects versions 1.0, 1.1, 2.0, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5 and 4.6 of the.NET Framework and can also be run in Windows 2000 and above. The official website is dead but the tool can still be found online.

• How To Check.net Version Installed

How To Check.net Version Installed

We have had a few questions about this so I figured I would create a quick blog covering how to determine the installed.NET version in Azure App Services (Azure Web Apps, Azure Mobile Apps etc).The quickest way to do this is to open the Kudu console for your Azure App Service. You can do this from the portal or by using the URL of your Azure App Service. PortalOpen your Azure App Service and go to Advanced Tools and click Go:URLUse the URL for your app service and insert.scm before the azurewebsites.net portion. For example if you url is the Kudu endpoint is.scm.azurewebsites.net Debug console command to get the.NET versionGo to Debug console, CMD:Easy WayNavigate to the.NETFramework folder like this: cd 'Program Files (x86)Reference AssembliesMicrosoftFramework.NETFramework' and you will see the installed versions:Alternate wayType the following in the CMD window:reg query 'HKEYLOCALMACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftNET Framework SetupNDPv4Full'Take note of the Release entry (in this case 0x60636) and convert this from hex to decimal using something like the built in Windows Calculator. Then look this up here:In this case 0x60636 converts to 394806 which in above article is this:On all other OS versions: 394806.NET Framework 4.6.2Let me know if this was useful to you by dropping me a note!