You can also try the folder copying trick for a time saving solution. What worked for me was installing the latest version of Visual Studio (2013). NET framework seems to be an annoyance – and re-installing BOTH Visual Studio and the framework does not seem to help. Visual Studio’s inability to pick up the correct. This seemed to make Visual Studio happy and I could now pick v4.0 for my ‘target framework’ for my VS projects. NET frameworks correctly – in places where Visual Studio needs to look for them.Īnother solution that worked for me was to copy this folder (v4.0 folder from another machine that had the v4.0 folder) – into the Framework folder above. Try downloading and installing Visual studio 2013 (from here). When this folder goes missing, it seems impossible to bring it back by doing a re-install. This folder is needed only by Visual Studio, so I thought maybe reinstalling Visual Studio will do the trick. I had this issue on my computer – and re -installing the 4.0 framework did not address it. In my case, I DID NOT see 4.0 or 4.5 (in spite of having both of these frameworks installed on my machine).įirst thing I learned was that Visual studio uses the following path to CHECK for these installed frameworks (it is the folder for referenced assemblies – referenced by VS, I am guessing):Ĭ:\Program Files\Reference Assemblies\Microsoft\Framework\xxxįor each installed framework, there is a folder (v3.0, v3.5) as shown below containing the assemblies that VS needs for its tasks.Īs you can see, v4.0 is missing. You actually need to go through Visual Studio’s –>Project Level –> Properties –> Build –> Target Framework (or Application->TargetFramework) – and set it to the framework of choice. Simply changing the ‘target platform’ setting in the web.config to 4.0 does not do anything. This means that you will be unable to convert any of your projects to compile against 4.0 (by setting the ‘build target’ to 4.0 or above). NET framework 4.0 (or above) installed correctly, Visual Studio sometimes does not pick it up.
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