.NET Framework - win32 error

Hello,
I got the following message when trying to run a c# executable

aaa.exe is not a valid Win32 application.


which worked before it was coped to som eother location. Now it's not
working no matter where I copy the files.

What can be the reason for that?

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  kareem11 replied...

Hi,

there are two reasons for this, two possible reason:
1. the exe is corrupted while being copied to the
target reason
2. the target system does not have the .NET runtime
the app needs to run. (2.0,3.0 or 3,5 or even 3,5SP1)

Check this two possible reasons,...

Regards

Kerem

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