On first start Mica says it needs .NET Core and offers to download it, clicking yes doesn't do anything

[mrjohnc]

[ ] This is not about other apps being displayed weird or etc.
[ ] This is not about rendering issues that caused by a bug in the Windows.
[ ] I've read FAQ.
[ ] I've checked other issues and this is not a duplicate.

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After installing Mica for Everyone on Windows 11, when you try to run it it says 'To run this application you must install .NET Core, would you like to download it now?

Click Yes doesn't do anything.

To Reproduce
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1. Install on Windows 11
2. Open Mica for Everyone
3. Click Yes

Expected behavior
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Open up a browser window or an installation window to install .NET core

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Windows Version
E.g. Windows 10 build 19042, Windows 11 Build 22000, Windows 11 Build 25217 Insider Dev Channel, ...

Windows 11 Home
Version 10.0.22631 Build 22631

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I tried googling installing .NET core and I got a page saying install .NET SDK 8.0 instead. I installed it, it didn't fit the issue

[mrjohnc]

One simple short term workaround would be to include the correct link for .NET Core in the instructions

[Undecide323]

Hi, just encountered the same problem and solved it.

You need to download and install .NET Desktop Runtime 3.1.32 here is the link

In an attempt to solve this problem, I also installed SDK 3.1.426, but it probably wasn't necessary.

[spicimen99]

Undecide323
Thanks for your smart advice, on W11 pro install .NET Desktop Runtime 3.1.32 only it's enough.
bye

[e-t-l]

P.S. from CMD you can run winget install Microsoft.DotNet.DesktopRuntime.3_1 to grab the correct .NET Desktop Runtime, without the extraneous SDK files