In this guide, we will be showing you the methods to run the application facing the .NET Core error.
Prerequisites: Check your device specifications
The majority of the time, you will receive the .NET Core error when your system does not meet the required specifications to launch the targeted application. Therefore, you must check your system type prior to launching the application. Below are the instructions for viewing your device specifications:
Workaround: Restart your computer
Before performing any other method that requires you to change your system settings, you must make sure that you have restarted your system. Performing a simple system restart will boot the system properly with all the applications in working a stable working condition.
1. Enable the .NET Framework feature
Although both .NET Core and .NET Framework are different features that co-exist in Windows, it is still known that a disabled .NET Framework causes the .NET Core error to occur. Therefore, you must make sure that your Windows does not have the feature disabled. Below are the instructions for enabling the .NET Framework feature:
2. Run the System Scans
Corrupted system files can prevent the application from recognizing the .NET Core. Therefore, to ensure your system files are not corrupted, you must perform a system scans that repairs all the damaged files on the system through a simple scan. Run the system scans as follows:
3. Perform a manual installation
If the .NET Core file is either missing from your system or has been corrupted. Performing a manual installation will fix the error. Below we have listed the steps to manually install the .NET Core.
4. Perform a Clean Boot
As a last resort, you can perform a Clean Boot on your system. This is a feature that starts up your system with minimal windows services and the default programs needed to start the system. Simply start the system in a clean boot state. Once the system has started in clean boot, check if the application is still facing the error. If not, enable each process manually and find the one causing the error to occur, and uninstall it in normal mode.




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