How to run an application without creating any setup in C#.Net Windows Application

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I am create a project in C#.Net. I want to know how to run the app in other system without creating any Setup in C# windows Application.

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Posted 24-Aug-14 20:08pm

Akaash Kumar

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Raul Iloc · Accepted Answer · 2014-08-24T20:12:00

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For a simple windows application you have to copy the content of Debug or Release folder that contains the application assemblies files into the other computer, but the .NET Framework (requested by your application must exist/be installed on the computer.

Posted 24-Aug-14 20:12pm

Raul Iloc

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 25-Aug-14 2:35am

Correct, a 5. Most application don't really require any installations. Thanks goodness, even Microsoft is starting to encourage this way.
Installation is only needed to keep the possibility to uninstall the application clearly, in cases when a user cannot do it simply and cleanly.
—SA

Raul Iloc 25-Aug-14 2:38am

Thank you for your vote!

Akaash Kumar 25-Aug-14 4:53am

Thanks

Raul Iloc 25-Aug-14 6:21am

Welcome!