Is it possible to make the dll-s file in C# which will work on machine without installed .NET Framework?
Is there any software which can resolve this problem? I find on Google Salamander .NET Linker, Native Compiler and Mini-Deployment Tool
But I didn't try to use it.

The short answer is no. Even using Salamander, it will still install parts of the .NET framework that your dll requires to run, it just doesn't install the entire thing.



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That's one of Microsoft's recommendations for upgrading to Vista, because it comes with the entire .NET framework loaded. So you know anyone with Vista can run your Visual Studio winforms.

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