How do I install .NET Framework 4.0 on Win Server 2008 R2 without admin rights

[Pacnet2012²]

I found this program called UniExtract. It may work.
But on my server I don't have an admin account, and I need the .NET Framework 4 for a remote server control application by Jeepserver.

Any way you can do this? I have visual studio on my PC and I have the .NET Framework 4 on my PC.

The program was made with Microsoft Visual Basic 2008.

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[Trymos]

ask the admin to install it for you.

if you don't have an admin then how the forget did you manage yourself without an admin account?

[Cybertails1998]

or maybe the admin doesn't want him to have it?

[Trymos]

or maybe the admin doesn't want him to have it?

in that case it shouldn't be on there.

[Pacnet2012²]

or maybe the admin doesn't want him to have it?

My dad is at work and I need it fast.

[Extrude]

hey guys i run a paid hosting service from a cheap computer that my dad owns the administrator account on

[Trymos]

hey guys i run a paid hosting service from a cheap computer that my dad owns the administrator account on

damn it you did it before me.

[Pacnet2012²]

hey guys i run a paid hosting service from a cheap computer that my dad owns the administrator account on

Get off. It's $1000 total, and it is a business ready server computer. We have to earn administrator on it.

[Trymos]

forget off. It's $1000 total, and it is a business ready server computer. We have to earn administrator on it.

$300 being the server hardware and the $700 being the OS.

[FireFish]

$300 being the server hardware and the $700 being the OS.

Windows Server is closer to a few grand, if I remember correctly.
IMO, Linux is good for servers, It's free and reliable.

[Trymos]

Windows Server is closer to a few grand, if I remember correctly.
IMO, Linux is good for servers, It's free and reliable.

lets just say he got a discount.

linux for servers 19XX-infinity.
we always used linux to server it up and we aren't stopping yet.

[Pacnet2012²]

$300 being the server hardware and the $700 being the OS.

The server itself costed $500 bucks, all the upgrades like RAM and HDD costed about $200, and the OS was $300.

The OS is Windows Server 2008 R2 Foundation for HP ProLiant.

Foundation is least feature edition of 2008 R2.

[FireFish]

I think $300 is a lot for an OS.
Microsoft is so money hungry.