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That is a .NET update (KB) conflict. Run the Microsoft .NET Repair Tool: https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet-framework/net48-offline-installer (the tool is universal for .NET Core/.NET 5+ as well).

The filename breaks down into specific components that tell you exactly what it does:

Use the Microsoft Program Install and Uninstall Troubleshooter to automatically repair corrupted registry keys that block installation. 3. Summary of Resources

The issue occurs due to a broken link in the Windows update and installation sequence.

Under the or ASP.NET Core Runtime section, locate the Windows platform row.

This file is often included within the larger .NET 8.0.x Runtime or Desktop Runtime bundles . Causes of dotnethost8011winx64msi Installation Failure

Some users report that even after following the above, the installation rolls back with code (which is actually a type mismatch error in the Windows Installer service). Here are advanced fixes: