Out of curiosity, I have tested Windows Vista Ultimate with Service Pack 2 without any additional updates or registry changes in a virtual machine. NET Framework dependency been resolved (through virtualization, for example) so that it not need be locally be installed on the end system? If not, are the apps marked such that they are indicated as not truly portable or having a dependency? NET Framework installed in the first place. On Windows XP family operating systems, it may also be more common to not have Microsoft. NET Framework has been removed (often manually) after the operating systems have been installed. NET Framework is still not guaranteed to be present on Windows Vista or Windows 7 that there installations or installation sources have been customized, or for which the. NET Framework automatically installed on the operating system (for Windows Vista by default, only versions 2.0 is pre-installed, and 3.0 is optional) in the default configuration of their installation sources for the common variants of those operating systems. Windows Vista and Windows 7 have Microsoft. Windows Internet Explorer may, however, need a post-Service Pack 2 update to utilize it. Haller for responding here.įrom what I remember Windows Vista does support TLS 1.1 and TLS 1.2.

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