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## Known Issues
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### Windows Server Hosting bundle (`DotNetCore.2.0.6-WindowsHosting.exe`) does not contain the updated AspNetCore RuntimePackageStore
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**Issue** `DotNetCore.2.0.6-WindowsHosting.exe` incorrectly contains the 2.0.5 AspNetCore RuntimePackageStore rather than 2.0.6.
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**Resolution:** If you have already installed the broken installer, download and run the [new installer](https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=869674). You can verify the correct version is installed by checking this:
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Open the Control Panel and navigate to “Uninstall a program”, or on Windows 10 open Windows settings and navigate to “Apps”.
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Find the entry for `Microsoft .NET Core 2.0.6 – Windows Server Hosting`. This entry should show that version `2.0.40314.10011` is installed.
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### Using Linux package managers to update `dotnet-host.x86_64` breaks .NET Core
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**Issue:** Running the package manager `update` command on Linux systems where .NET Core has been previously installed may offer an update for `dotnet-host.x86_64`. If the update is allowed to proceed, .NET Core could be in a broken state as only the dotnet host is updated.
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