Hi,
Sorry, I didn't intend to be off with you if I was.
Hopefully it was helpful info anyway.
Cheers,
Tom.
PS: Lite is fine by me, it can cause issues though. Sometimes .net 3.5 is removed entirely.
A standard windows 10 LTSC is not an issue. I know what it is. It has no issue with .net 2/3.5 That is not what i meant by a lite version.
A lite version is a modified iso where components have been removed by a tool to improve performance and remove bloat. A "standard' Windows 10 LTSC is not a lite version and should work fine with everything here. Although I realise these days people refer it to as a lite Windows.
For info to all, last time I tried to use a "lte" (not LTSC) (that I created myself) I got ransomware as it weakened security in windows. Not doing it again..