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Cant Update from 2.12.4 to 2.13.0. #1079

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snintendog opened this issue Jan 2, 2025 · 6 comments
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Cant Update from 2.12.4 to 2.13.0. #1079

snintendog opened this issue Jan 2, 2025 · 6 comments
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@snintendog
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What happened?

After it Downloads and restarts it closes and stays closed. Nothing in the background running and manually opening it afterwards shows it "updates" to its last version.
Giving it Admin rights nothing. manually replacing the EXE after it closes nothing.
Getting the DL of 2.13.0 wont open at all in a separate location. I have .net9 already is there anything else needed?
On Win 10.
2.12.4 work fine.

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2.12.4 Into 2.13.0

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Windows

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@pinknip69
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Same issue here. Update says it's successful, but not true. Also SD WebUI Forge gives me unexpected error during installation. If I switch back to 2.12.4 manually, everything works as intended.

@snintendog
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snintendog commented Jan 3, 2025

OKAY so after doing digging. .net 9.0 will not work on Windows 10 21h2 AT ALL Not a bug with Stability Matrix but with .Net9.0. Soft Requirements Need to be Updated to be Windows 10 22h2 If .net 9.0 is going to be used going forward.... Annoying for us LTS types that force newer versions back because of the issues windows 10 Updates tend to introduce. At least its documented should the issue show up again.

@pinknip69 Can you confirm if this is also the solution for yours?

@mohnjiles
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The Windows system requirements for .NET 8 and .NET 9 seem identical according to their repo, so it may be an actual bug rather than Microsoft ending support for older versions. If the related issue (dotnet/sdk#43115) isn't fixed soon we could see about releasing a .NET 8 version of 2.13 in the meantime. It was certainly not our intention to exclude Win10 users 😅

@snintendog
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Would like to note after Updating to Win 10 22h2 .net9.0 does work and i was able to update to 2.13.0. Eh enough time has passed 22h2 should be stable enough for me to update to for my computers.

Also given its been 4 month since the .net9 21h2 or less issue first appeared i wont hold my breath on them fixing it soon but Really hoping it isn't a WONT FIX bug on their end because of EOL coming for win10 in general.

Noting: .net 9.0.101 does work on 22h2 for future reference.

@merriemcgaw
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@snintendog - is this for all .NET applications, or just Windows Desktop (WinForms/WPF)? Was it just introduced with the first update to 9.0?

@snintendog
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@merriemcgaw It was only .net9 based applications another program i used on github /13xforever/ps3-disc-dumper also updated to net 9 in a "new" release for me and it was how i confirmed it was .net9 same symptoms it updated to the new version and refused to start. Taskmanager only saw the exe for split seconds. But older version worked fine but those were .net8 based... he was using Avalonia if that helps though.. As it is i updated to 22h2 and am unsure of how to downgrade without doing a fresh install on something at the moment.

Are there any other programs that should ran .net9 vs winforms/wpf that should have given me trouble? I had LMStudio 2.31 running fine at the time too but that was older in august. and Paint .net 5.0.13 that was on .net7but on 5.1 went .net9.... and did i seriously update everything right before a bunch of new versions decided to go .net9?

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