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Hello OldNavyGuy,

I've uninstalled .Net 6.0.14 and installed 6.0.22, then rebooted the PC. No change.

As DISM and SFC report no corruption, I'll wait awhile before I try the in-place upgrade. At the moment, it feels like using a sledgehammer instead of a toothpick, if you get my meaning  .

Thanks for responding!

Regards, Jaap.

Same happens to me, but on windows 10 using net framework 7

To me, it shows the pop up when I click update apps, and it update all apps anyways if I press continue.

Hello,

Thanks for reaching out on the forum! For those still affected by this, have you tried to redownload the latest version of the PMPC Publisher to see if that resolves any issues? Have you also tried running the portable version from another windows 11 device and do you see the same error?

Can you also try to run the DISM command to repair any corrupt files:
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth

I also ran dism and sfc

You are using the Home Updater, which is the free version.  It is a portable app and runs seamlessly, if you are having issues then it is caused by your OS upgrade.  You will need to repair your .Net Framework installation using this article: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/microsoft-net-framework-repair-tool-is-available-942a01e3-5b8b-7abb-c166-c34a2f4b612a

Hi, I already ran that but didn't work

Our product PMPC is commonly referenced as "publisher  "

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I'm using the portable version. It auto update itself regularly.

Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling the publisher on there?

What do you mean by "the publisher"?

same here. I already tried to uncheck and check the default .net framework packages from "install features", I already run "sfc /scannow" and also I tried to repair the .net framework 7, but nothing changed.

I have the following .net framework packages installed: