Hi,

Sorry but that's not a solution.

SAN HQ asks for .Net 4.5 or later version, so .Net 4.5.2 and .Net 4.6 are later version.

I won't reinstall .Net just because SAN HQ thinks that I don't have it.

This needs to be fixed on a new update.

Hi,

I agree with Vandreytrindade, to suggest uninstalling a pre-requisite is a silly idea. If the installer can not handle this, then Dell need to go back to the drawing board.

Regards

Jason

If you uninstall .net on 2012R2 you lose the GUI for the OS

blogs.technet.com/.../removing-net-framework-4-5-4-5-1-removes-windows-2012-2012r2-ui-and-other-features.aspx

I have a solution/workaround. I found this out last night working with a consultant on another application and had the same problem. Since I patch all my servers before adding applications the .NET was updated to 4.6 and the installer is looking for 4.5. I just built a new server and did not patch it and was able to install the new version of SANHQ.

I used Process Monitor to identify the registry key it was checking for the version on install.  I found that it was looking at the following key.

HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\NET Framework Setup\NDP\v4\Client\Version

Mine was 4.6.00081.  I looked on a computer that only had 4.5 and the version was 4.5.51209.  I plugged in the 4.5.x version value, ran the setup then changed it back to the 4.6.x value after it was finished.  Worked like a charm.

Great workaround by BRAD-OVERSTREET!

Thanks!

how do you modify this value? the registry doesn't let you do it.

DellKID,

Download this version of SANHQ: 2.6

Install it, it will download the latest version of SANHQ without problems. =]

Well I had the same issue. 

Ended up installing 2.6, but it doesn`t download 3.6 the latest version. 

I tried with 3 different versions and they still try to install .Net 4.5.

I`ve tried the registry modification and did not worked. 

Any other options? Is Dell working on a fix?