Installation on windows 7 issue

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Installer(.exe or .msi):exe

License type(Free, Trial/License code): community edition

Studio/Robot version:

Current behavior:

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Hi ,
I have downloaded the community edition but unable to install it. It’s asking for the .net framework. I tried installing the .net framework 4.5 / 4.6. None of them are getting installed on my system which is windows 7 . Have Installed SP1 as well. Could you please support me about what is to be done next.
Thanks
Raje

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Have you tried this; Install the .NET Framework on Windows 7 SP1 | Microsoft Learn

4.7.2

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I haven’t tried this. Will give it a try.
Thanks a lot.

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Tried the above link. not working. it says not supported. can someone suggest me what to do?

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Thanks. My problem is resolved. My system supports .net framework 4.5.2.
cheers

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Great, thanks for the update. It’s often related to a missing installation of .NET framework.

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I am unable to install the community edition of UI-path. I have also tried to install the .net framework 4.6/4.7 but it is not working in windows 7. What should I do now?? Please suggest.
Please find the below screenshots:
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Hi,
Can you help with steps you did to resolve the issue.
I have windows 7 OS with .NET framework 4.5.2 still UiPath is not getting installed .
It is asking for .NET version > 4.6.

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Hey! Did your query resolved?
I’m also having the same Issue

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HI,
While installing UI Path Studio in my Windows-7 PC it is showing an error message as “This application requires one of the following versions of the .NET Framework: .NET Framework version= v4.6.1” and while installing .NET Framework 4.6.1, it is showing another error message as "The .NET Framework 4.6.1 is not supported on this operating system (My OS is Windows-7).
Can any one help me to install UI Path Studio in Windows-7 OS ?

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Hello Jagadish,

Unfortunately, Windows 7’s end of life is quickly approaching on January 14th, 2020 as per Microsoft. At this point, I think it would be suggestable to upgrade your system to Windows 10 instead of attempting to get it to work on Windows 7.