DotNetVersions There's no simple built in way to see the currently installed versions of the classic .NET And .Net platform in a system. The only way is to go to the system's registry and search and analyze some keys and values.
This simple and straight-forward command-line tool shows all the available versions in your system.
By default, it shows some informational text at the beginning, and stops the execution until you press any key:
The results of running the program in my system
This is useful for informational purposes, but if for any reason you need to run it in a batch file and get just the versions without stopping execution, you can use the /b, -b or --b switch :
dotnetversions -b You can get some quick help by using the /?, -?, --?, /help, -help, or --help switch.