WINDOWS X64 CANT FIND .NET 5.0.10

[Rikisaraiva]

[mairaw]

Can you check if the steps I added here help you?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63746838/net-sdks-not-installing-correctly/66128116#66128116

And what's your version of Windows?

[Rikisaraiva]

It doesnt work idk why i have done it all

[Rikisaraiva]

btw my version of windows is x64

[mairaw]

Can you paste the output of where dotnet?

[Rikisaraiva]

C:\Program Files (x86)\dotnet\dotnet.exe
C:\Program Files\dotnet\dotnet.exe

[mairaw]

So it seems you installed both versions 32-bit and 64-bit, and so the 32-bit was the first one added to the system's path.

Click on the windows key and start typing Edit the system variables and click on that option

Click on the Environment Variables button

Under the System variables, select Path and click the Edit button

Find the entry C:\Program Files\dotnet\dotnet.exe and using the Move up button, leave that entry before the x86 one. Here's my machine for example:

Click the OK button until all the windows are closed. Open a new command prompt and run where dotnet. This should bring the non x86 first and you should be able to use the SDK now. Let me know if this works!

[Rikisaraiva]

Thank you so much apreciate you for real you are my hero xD

[mairaw]

Did it work?

[Rikisaraiva]

yes thx for real

[mairaw]

Great to hear. Thanks for reporting back.

[potsy2602]

Thanks for posting mairaw :) Fixed my issue

[Just-a-Unity-Dev]

thank you so much, i've been trying different solutions for so long!

[Alex228303]

Omg thx bro! You fixed my problem! I was looking the whole day for that!

[adrianoski05]

thanks for the solution! it worked!

[luan-cardoso]

thanks!!!

[Edgar200021]

So it seems you installed both versions 32-bit and 64-bit, and so the 32-bit was the first one added to the system's path.

Click on the windows key and start typing Edit the system variables and click on that option

Click on the Environment Variables button

Under the System variables, select Path and click the Edit button

Find the entry C:\Program Files\dotnet\dotnet.exe and using the Move up button, leave that entry before the x86 one. Here's my machine for example:

Click the OK button until all the windows are closed. Open a new command prompt and run where dotnet. This should bring the non x86 first and you should be able to use the SDK now. Let me know if this works!

Thanks,it's works

[keshavkumarpune]

Almost spent 1 hour trying to uninstall and install VS 2022 community for 17.8, as was missing all the project templates for asp.net core. "where dotnet" command worked like a charm and all the project templates are showing now. Thanks a lot, @mairaw .

[cdupuisKR]

Hello,

I am having the same problem as above but my where dotnet shows only:
C:\Program Files\dotnet\dotnet.exe

How would I go about fixing this?
Thank You!

[mairaw]

@cdupuisKR ideally we should have a new issue to follow up on your specific problem. But, can you confirm what is the architecture of your Windows machine? it should be fine to have only that if your machine is x64.

Can you share the results of dotnet --info?

[quelrodrigues]

Obrigadaaaa, já tava surtando kkkk

[mairaw]

Obrigadaaaa, já tava surtando kkkk

@quelrodrigues de nada!

[Jacinta03]

I did everything and it dosen't work

[Sitylist94]

Thank you very much, you saved my life, I was going to be there for a long time. @Edgar200021

[mairaw]

@Jacinta03 abra um novo issue com os detalhes da sua configuração, incluindo o que dotnet --info retorna e where.exe dotnet para a gente tentar ver o que está acontecendo.