How to Uninstall Microsoft .NET Framework Assistant From Firefox
Microsoft .NET Framework Assistant is automatically installed with Windows software such as Visual Basic or with Internet Explorer updates. The extension loads itself as a part of Firefox web browser. The .NET Framework Assistant enables Firefox to use the ClickOnce technology that is included in the .NET Framework and supported by Windows components. Uninstalling the extension is a good option for computer users who have concerns about the extension's security flaws and vulnerabilities.
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Instructions
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Remove From Registry
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Click on the "Start" icon.
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Type in "regedit" in the search field and hit "Enter."
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Double-click on the "Registry Editor" icon to open the program.
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Double-click on the folder "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE" to extend the available folders list.
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Double-click on the SOFTWARE, Mozilla, Firefox, and extensions folders.
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Right-click on the "{20a82645-c095-46ed-80e3-08825760534b}" file. It will be located in the right side window.
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Select "Delete" from the menu option. Click on "Yes" to confirm the file deletion.
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Restart the computer.
Confirm Extension Is Uninstalled
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Open up a new Firefox web browser window.
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Click on the "Tools" menu option and select "Add-ons."
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Click on the "Extensions" icon.
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Scroll down the list. Microsoft .NET Framework Assistant 1.0 should not be available.
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Tips & Warnings
The Firefox web browser will be able to function properly without this extension. It is not necessary or required for the extension to be installed in order to browse the Internet or open up associated web components.
