From: use.replyto@this.is.invalid   
      
   On Thu, 5 Jun 2025 13:16:04 -0700, John C. wrote:   
      
   >> All current .Net Core runtime versions are backwards compatible.   
   >   
   > Yes, I've heard this. However, I've seen at least one instance where one   
   > of them wasn't.+   
      
   You'd need to specify the problem (and be sure, that you did not mix it   
   with .Net Framework) to look into that.   
      
   >> Pre-installed on Windows is .Net Framework.   
   >   
   > What I meant was that W10's automatic updating would have installed the   
   > newer versions.   
      
   Only minor version (= security and bug fix) updates for .Net Core will   
   automatically be installed by Windows Update.   
      
   Updates for major versions for .Net Framework _sometimes_ will occur.   
   This depends on, whether the functionality provided by the newer version   
   is necessary for updated components of the Windows operating system,   
   itself.   
      
   > The newest version I have installed on my system is 4.8.   
      
   That's .Net Framework (and not .Net Core) and should get an update to   
   version 4.8.1 any time soon.   
      
   BeAr   
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