asp.net machine account


  1. headscratcher
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    asp.net machine account


    When Microsoft updated my Windows 7 OS to Windows 10, I found an "asp.net machine account" set up along with me as a local user. Should I delete the asp.net machine account? If I do, should I keep the files associated with this account? I think they may have something to do with Microsoft's .net framework. Thanks in advance
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  3. TairikuOkami
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    Yes, you are right, it is related to NET Framework, you can safely remove it, it is a security risk anyway.
    It is not required by apps, which need NET Framework, its runtime files will work just fine without it.
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