Dll Could Not Be Found Visual Studio 2022

[Nancy Benigar]

SinceVisual Studio 2022 updated from version 17.4 to 17.5, I couldn't load my project. and get the error "The SDK 'Microsoft.NET.Sdk' specified could not be found." But if the project was opened in version 17.4, the project was loaded successfully.

I have been facing the same problem for the past 3 months now !!! Ive tried everything! It just shows an empty solution explorer but when I manually add files to explorer it complains about non-exiting SDK file which makes no sense because its included in installation.

ive tried all but it doesnt fix the same problem I still don't see my project when I created one, I have tried uninstalling and resetting the vsc but it still not showing my project when I created one.

@Tianyu Sun-MSFT you saved my life :). After VS2022 update I was facing this issue and after doing "Confirm if both C:\Program Files\dotnet\ and C:\Program Files (x86)\dotnet\ paths exist. If both of them exist, please leave C:\Program Files\dotnet\ before C:\Program Files (x86)\dotnet\. You can select C:\Program Files\dotnet\ and click Move Up button to move it up." This step and the machine restart it's looking good. Thank you once again.

in the environment variables there is 2 set of path variable one for user and one for system you should check both of them. my issue was solved by the system variables the program file one was after the x86 one. thank you @Tianyu Sun-MSFT

@Tianyu Sun-MSFT This Worked. I went a full round of uninstalling and reinstalling SDK's and it turned out the paths were not in my Environment Variables. Thank You - you saved me another 2 hours.

Given that there's always one shared host that moves forward, it will either pick the x86 or the x64 version on your machine. This issue of not picking the right one might happen if you install multiple/different versions.

If it's not, edit the Path system's environment variable to have the location you want showing up higher. Doing that should fix the issue of the SDK versions you installed not showing up when you run dotnet --info.

The order of the SDK paths were incorrect. Reinstalling just threw the path to the bottom of the system environment path variable. Possibly due to Microsoft Studio Code being installed first onto the computer?

This change solved the same problem I was having. I am on a 64 bits machine, so I moved the 64 bits installation (in C:\Program Files\dotnet) to an upper position than the x86 version. It was also required to restart VS after this change. Good luck for all with the same problem.

Changing the order didn't work for me, they still appeared at the same order when running where.exe dotnet. What worked for me is going into C:\Program Files (x86)\dotnet\ and manually deleting dotnet.exe

HI Akshay,I had the problem with I upgraded from VS 17.4 to 17.8. After spending almost half-day, I read your solution of moving the "DotNET" path and this worked like a charm. Thank you very much for your post which solved the issue.

My experience has been the same. Instead of getting run, I see attach in VS. I created a project, but it says Microsoft SDK not found, and the projects were showing 0. I tried changing the environment variables but nothing worked, tried installing Microsoft sdk, didn't work. However, I found that one solution worked for me.

Now go back, select program files (x86) > dotnet (check if you have a sdk folder here). If you don't find SDK folder here, Copy the complete SDK folder from Program file's dotnet and paste it in Program files (x86)'s dotnet folder.Then launch VS and create a new project. It worked for me. Hope this helps.

I was able to find Visual Studio 2017 15.1 version and that worked, we saved a full download locally a few months ago. It was not obvious from the dev-essentials page where to get the earlier version.

from -us/articles/troubleshooting-fortran-integration-issues-with-visual-studio, there should be a integrate.bat for repairing/installing Fortran to Visual Studio. integrate.bat is missing from the directory for Visual Studio 2017. The article also mentions where to find the VFPackages for Visual Studio 2015. That folder on my computer does contain a integrate.bat but it looks like it is specific to 2015 but not sure.

I have tried installing older versions of VS, both community and professional (15.0) to no avail: the installer provided by MS for developers keep failing, and I cannot seem to be able to come by stand alone versions.

Unfortunately, we cannot confirm the statement that upgrading to VS2017 15.3.3 would resolve issues. In fact, we did a fresh install of VS 2017 15.3.3 and installed PSXE 2017 Update 4 after that. Already at the stage of checking the requirements, we were warned that no suitable Visual Studio IDE for the integration was found. We just went on with the installation, which went smoothly without errors, and found that the warning was correct: VS 2017 15.3.3 is working fine, but none of the PSXE compilers and tools are part of the Visual Studio IDE and cleary. there are no command line enviroments (tested on a Win7 Pro SP1 machine).

I strongly support the efforts towards Microsoft to avoid such things in the future. Personally, I tend to think that if their latest update messed things up by introducing "last minute features" as mentioned above, they should provide a remedy with their next VS update.

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I have read the documents and have never found anything other than the visual studio must be the community version which I installed. Can you pleas tell me where I need to go to get the correct version and which version that is?

I am trying to install CUDA 10.0 for windows 10 (64-bit). Cuda installer says no supported version of Visual Studio was found.

However, I have already installed Visual Studio 2017 Community (v15.9.17). In addition, I have Windows 10 SDK (Version 10.0.15063.0) also installed. Can somebody help me how to get going with Cuda installation?

So a couple of posts back I was attempting to show how you could get the address of an object and identify which specific instance was on the Heap (using the Memory Usage Tool). It was brought to my attention by Christoph Nasarre that the way in which I originally found the address (i.e. Add to Locals, Go To Disassembly, address is in the first column) might be a little long winded, so I though it may be worth sharing the other two options I was also aware of.

So I am going to propose that using the Immediate window might be the simplest way to grab the address of an object instance as this window is probably the most widely used. To get the address from the Immediate window do the following.

Your other option is the the Memory window, it usually used to show the big picture of the memory space your app is using. The Memory window isn't limited to displaying data, it can displays everything in the memory space, including data, code or the weird bits of garbage that get left behind. To get the address do the following:

Hi @elavarasan16, could you please send me the version of your Visual Studio 2015? The minimum supported version of SonarLint for VS2015 is 14.0.25420.00. Other than that it does not have any prerequisites apart from .NET Framework 4.6 and should install fine on VS2015 Enterprise (I am using it right now).

Hi @elavarasan16.

Have a look at this post on StackOverflow about installing extensions offline. It suggests that the VSIX installer is blocking the installation because it cannot validate the certificate.

Thanks for the help. I have tried installing the offline installer on a connected machine and i am getting the same error. I extracted the Visual studio installer and looked into extension.vsixmanifest file. Under , i see only Community edition. Could that be the issue? Should we add Enterprise here? will it help? Please check.

Hi , Im completely new here (not to 3D printing) , I run a old gaming PC (very powerfull but old ) with Windows 7 and I cannot get the prusa slicer to work. ..this error comes up......"api-ms-win-crt-runtime-l1-1-0.dll" is missing.

No , currently running with another PC (laptop) with Win 8.1 and that one is working , however I have not given up just yet , I have a friend that will look on the issue (Fellow printer and IT software specialist by trade) so maybe he can solve the issue soon.

Note, the old laptop was reset and started up with Win8 and the slicer is not working on that version , some time later it asked to be updated to 8.1 and then I tried again and the slicer works fine now

By the way, the MK3S+ kit is a marvel. The assembly process went well due to the well-written instruction manual. The most difficult part was finding a flat surface! Tables, countertops, work benches - all had some sort of flaw. I found that the 24" tiles on the floor of our guest bath were the flattest surface I could find. The only thing better would be an industrial granite surface table.

Hi... I'm trying to configure Visual Studio(VS) to create libraries for the arduino. I would really appreciate communicating with some who has gotten VS to work - especially in creating .h/.cpp files that can be compiled.

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