How can I remove the .NET framework dependency from my deployment program?

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The discussion centers on deploying a .NET program across multiple computers without requiring the .NET framework to be pre-installed. The main issue is that the deployment project automatically includes the .NET framework as a dependency, preventing the program from running on systems lacking it. A suggested solution involves including the netfx file on the installation media, such as a CD, to facilitate the installation of the .NET framework alongside the application. However, there is uncertainty about the effectiveness of this approach, indicating a need for further clarification or alternative methods to eliminate the dependency on the .NET framework for the program to function independently.
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Ok. I finished a .NET program that I want to use on a number of different computers, not all of them with the .NET framework installed. I created a deployment project, but I always get the .NET framework as a dependency. In other words, my program only works when the framework is installed. How do I fix my deployment program so that this dependency is removed?
 
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You put the netfx file on the cd as far as I know, but don't take my word as the last.
 
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