How to remove the .NET Core Runtime and SDK
15 Jan 2020Today I noticed a windows machine that I look after had absolutely loads of versions of the dotnetcore framework installed on it.
Today I noticed a windows machine that I look after had absolutely loads of versions of the dotnetcore framework installed on it.
Today I decided to take a look at my Google Analytics for this website and I had way more traffic than a site like mine ought to have.
Background Recently I was working on a website built before dotnetcore was even a thing. It was targeting an older version of the original .NET Framework.
The other day I was going to test and debug some code on a Windows Server 2012RC machine.
Note, August 2026: this post is from December 2019. The screenshots were originally hotlinked from Twitter’s image CDN. They are now served from this site so the post does not break if those links stop working. The text and the images are otherwise unchanged.
