[SOLVED] Bit stumped here

[lewis.drake]

i have all SDK's installed everything is in order but I've restarted once after reinstall & with a repair & a restart but nothing 

i have most net core & dotnet stuff installed for other reasons but nothing has seemed to fix this issue even following the guide all the way down doing other stuff still doesn't seem to fix anything 

[silent]

Hi Lewis,

Have you tried to restart Windows after .NET Core is being installed?

Thanks!

[lewis.drake]

4 minutes ago, silent said:

Hi Lewis,

Have you tried to restart Windows after .NET Core is being installed?

Thanks!

yeah ive done all steps needed nothing seems to workr for me , have no idea why this is the case tbh 

[silent]

Can you do the following:

• Press Win button
• Type cmd and hit Enter
• In cmd window type dotnet --list-sdks and hit Enter
• Send us an output of the command

Thanks!

[lewis.drake]

1 minute ago, silent said:

Can you do the following:

• Press Win button
• Type cmd and hit Enter
• In cmd window type dotnet --list-sdks and hit Enter
• Send us an output of the command

Thanks!

3.1.201 [C:\Program Files (x86)\dotnet\sdk]

[silent]

That's interesting.

Could you please show us a contents of the following directories:

• C:\Program Files\dotnet\sdk
• C:\Program Files (x86)\dotnet\sdk

My guess is that in %PATH% variable instead of C:\Program Files\dotnet there is a C:\Program Files (x86)\dotnet which doesn't have x86 equivalents:

Could you please also verify that and adjust path if possible? We need only x64 version for proper work.

Thanks!
 

[lewis.drake]

2 minutes ago, silent said:

That's interesting.

Could you please show us a contents of the following directories:

• C:\Program Files\dotnet\sdk
• C:\Program Files (x86)\dotnet\sdk

My guess is that in %PATH% variable instead of C:\Program Files\dotnet there is a C:\Program Files (x86)\dotnet which doesn't have x86 equivalents:

Could you please also verify that and adjust path if possible? We need only x64 version for proper work.

Thanks!
 

can i ask how i do this ?

[silent]

To do that:

1. Press Win button
2. Enter environment and select Edit the system environment variables
3. In opened window click Environment Variables.. button
4. In System variables section find Path and double-click on it to edit
5. Find dotnet path and fix it

After that you need to restart SDK Browser and Editor. And you should finally see the 2.2.x .NET Core SDK when you type dotnet --list-sdks in cmd.

Thanks!

[lewis.drake]

5 minutes ago, silent said:

To do that:

1. Press Win button
2. Enter environment and select Edit the system environment variables
3. In opened window click Environment Variables.. button
4. In System variables section find Path and double-click on it to edit
5. Find dotnet path and fix it

After that you need to restart SDK Browser and Editor. And you should finally see the 2.2.x .NET Core SDK when you type dotnet --list-sdks in cmd.

Thanks!

 

[silent]

You need to double-click at Path to open variable values editor:

[lewis.drake]

5 minutes ago, silent said:

You need to double-click at Path to open variable values editor:

found , changed to path you said all working as intended now 

[silent]

We will update our dotnet search logic to include this scenario. No manual path editing will be required in this case.

Thank you for this bug! :)

[lewis.drake]

no problems glad to of found it