MS Framework 4.0 froze on install.

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venom0706

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I just re-installed my Win 7. After I attempted to install MS Net Framework 4.0, the installer simply froze. I cancelled it and after installing MS Visual Redistributable 2010,2012 and 2013, I attempted installing Framework 4.0 and this time the installation worked. Any idea what the problem was? Other programs were installing without any problems.

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memtest made the flash drive to be bootable, like a operating system.
You can format it, if you don´t need memtest anymore. completley normal, no problem there.

70°C without stress/load? just idle? that´s way too much.
try cleaning the vent holes
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I just did a HD scan with HD Tune (quick scan on the free version) and no damaged sectors were found. In addition, I deleted the VC packages and attempted to install Framework 4.0 from the same installer, and this time it DIDN'T freeze, which is very strange. Maybe it was a software hickup indeed? Any ideas to find out what it was without having to re-install my Win 7 again?
 
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I ran memtest86+ and I am totally confused. The program initially made a pass on a blue screen, which took almost 40 minutes. It found 0 errors. Then it started 1 of 4 passes on a black screen. I waited only for the 1st one, as I don't have the time - again 0 errors. The temperature of the CPU is 70 C.

However, the thing that bothered me is that everytime I hit exit to quit the program, my laptop simply boots from it again and again. I had to literally plug my flash drive out on one reboot so I can go back to Windows. Is this normal? And did I ruin any hardware (Motherboard, Flash drive) by doing this?

It can't be my laptop, as other USB drives boot without any problems.
 
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memtest made the flash drive to be bootable, like a operating system.
You can format it, if you don´t need memtest anymore. completley normal, no problem there.

70°C without stress/load? just idle? that´s way too much.
try cleaning the vent holes
 
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