As a developer, you have a variety of options for controlling the .NET Framework initialization error message. For example, you can use an API flag to prevent the message from being displayed, as discussed in the next section. However, you still have to resolve the issue that prevented your application from loading the requested runtime. Otherwise, your application may not run at all, or some functionality may not be available.
Starting with .NET Framework 4.5, CLR activation logging has been improved to include log entries that record when and why the initialization error message is displayed. For more information, see How to: Debug CLR Activation Issues.
I believe windows 7 ships with NET framework 3.5. So you have to build your applications with 3.5 as the target so that the users can run without installing anything. But if you happen to use .net 4 libraries in your exe and if you cannot retarget, then tough luck for users.
If this error or a similar error still occurs after rebooting, we recommend manually installing the .NET framework v4.0 from the Dragon 12 installation disc. The Microsoft .NET Framework v4.0 installer can be started by running the "dotNetFx40_Full_x86_x64.exe" file found in the "[drive letter]:\ISSetupPrerequisites\dotNetFramework" folder on the Dragon 12 installation disc.
Scenario 2: Citrix Receiver Updater 3.0 for Windows is installed without errors. The first time you select the Preferences option, the Citrix Receiver - Preference dialog box is not displayed. The .NET initialization error message is displayed. This message is not displayed during subsequent attempts.
Note: Occasionally, the Updater.exe - .NET Framework Initialization Error message is displayed.
I installed and used chocolatey in the past on my Windows 7 running in Parallels on Mac OSX.
However, recently, whenever I try to use it from the command prompt I get the following error:
CLR initialization failed with error 800700c1.
I have a project which builds, loads and runs fine under CCS 5.5 under Windows 7 (just tried on the old machine with the same emulator and target card). I am trying to convert to CCS 7.4 project under Windows 10 on a new PC. I get an error during initialization on target, see trace dump below. I have used the old revisions of EDMA3 LLD (2.11.10) and BIOSPSP (3.0.1.0). I had some other issues with later versions of these libraries, also on the old platform. I now use the latest versions of SYS/BIOS (6.50.1.12), System Analyzer (UIA target) (2.20.00.2) and XDAIS (7.24.00.4). The old versions that worked, were SYSBIOS 6.35.4.50,
In UNIX operating environments, emi-framework initialization fails in a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) environment because the SSLCALISTLOC= system option is not included. This issue affects the second maintenance release of SAS 9.4 (TS1M2).
To save memory, I took the service center ids and distance from the subject address and assigned them previously. Now I am adding back in the details for each service center address via proc sql so that table is left joined to the (member-ServiceCenter) table 5 times to add the detail address data for each service center. When I do this on our SAS server, I don't have any issues but when I run this process locally on my laptop/PC the SAS session issues a SORT initialization error that blows up.
The original service center table was nationwide so I filtered to just include the service center ids that are used by my current sample of individuals. So the original service center table was 77,000 locations but now if I am running the report for 100 individuals, then at most I will need only 500 service center ids in my table, and actually it is closer to 200 as there are many individuals within the same geographic area so that they can be assigned to the same service center. So now even though there are 5 copies of the table, they are each small. But I still get the sort initialization error. I have added the threaded sort option and that worked sometimes but lately that is not working either.
The .NET framework in the Windows operating system is required to run some critical applications. When it runs into an error, some apps may ask you to install a specific version of .NET Framework to continue using the app. If you think you have the required version of .NET Framework installed, performing a repair can help you fix any .NET framework issues.
Before using any service, the OCI environment handle must be initialized. All the services take an OCI environment (or user_session) handle as an argument. Errors are returned in an OCI error handle. The sub handles required for various service calls are not allocated along with the OCI environment handle. Services which must initialize an environment provide methods to initialize it. Example 12-1 demonstrates the initialization of these handles.
it is often also desirable to listen for any script errors during initialization, or errors loading scripts passed to jsdom.env. To do this, use the virtual console feature, described in more detail later:
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