So many things require Microsoft’s .NET Framework it is inevitable that administrators will run into problems. Sometimes the best thing to do is just repair or remove .NET.
Go to APPS AND FEATURES, then click on .NET and select REPAIR. Note that .NET will only appear here if you had previously manually installed .NET, so don’t panic if you don’t see it there.
Open a command prompt and type:
SFC /SCANNOW or
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
This was formerly named .NET Framework Setup Verification Tool, and you can download this wonder little .NET fixer directly from Microsoft HERE.
Uninstall your current .NET and any related patches, then download and run the full .NET Framework Offline Installer. In our case we needed .NET 4.8 which you can get from Microsoft HERE.
The most complex method of repairing .NET is using command line scripts so we created a separate article to explain the process which you can read HERE.
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