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+1  Q: 

.NET Framework at Windows 7

What version of .NET Framework is built-in for Windows 7?

+1  A: 

3.5 SP1 is pre-installed

If you run into any confusion, this SF post has details

Ruben Bartelink  2009-11-25 09:46:37
Thank you. It's good.
raeno  2009-11-25 09:49:48
+1  A: 

It will be the .NET 3.5 version with SP1. See also this SO question.

Razzie  2009-11-25 09:48:24
Will be? Windows 7 has been out for over a month at retail.
Richard Szalay  2009-11-25 10:41:18
ehm yeah, meant to say something along the lines of 'That would be the (...)'. You are sharp today!
Razzie  2009-11-25 11:31:46

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