2 Ways To Check .NET Framework Version Using Command Line

With the release of each new version of .NET Framework, users are bound to install as many framework versions as possible as some applications require .NET Framework version 3.5 and some will work only on version 2.0. Microsoft does not give an easy way to check which versions of .NET Framework are installed on a Windows system.

Nope, you can’t check it from Apps and Features or Programs and Features!

We have already share a software called .NET Framework detector which can list down the frameworks installed and supported by your system. Although it is an easier way to check but sometimes it becomes difficult to install the software on every system if you are a developer or a network admin.