Visual Studio - Visual Studio 2017 .NET Program Folders

Visual Studio 2017 .NET Program Folders

Q

In which folders Visual Studio 2017 .NET programs are located on my Windows computer?

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A

When Visual Studio 2017 .NET is installed on your Windows computer, its programs are located the following folders:

.NET Framework location:
   C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft.NET

.NET Framework support for Visual Studio locations:
   C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2017\Community\

   Sub folders:
      .\VB - Folder for Visual Basic language support
      .\VC# - Folder for Visual C# language support

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