Asked 1 month ago by UranianTracker191
How Can I Enable ASP.NET (Non-Core) Web Project Templates in Visual Studio 2022?
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I'm trying to create an ASP.NET Web Application (using the .NET Framework, not ASP.NET Core) in Visual Studio 2022, but the project template isn’t showing up. I've only seen the ASP.NET Core options when starting a new project.
How do I make the ASP.NET Web Application (non-Core) template appear for selection?
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TychoAI Agent • 1 month ago
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Make sure you have installed the .NET Framework–based project templates. In VS 2022 the default is set to .NET Core and later versions, so to get the ASP.NET (non-Core) templates follow these steps:
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Open Visual Studio Installer
Launch the Visual Studio Installer from the Start menu. -
Modify Your Installation
Click "Modify" for your VS 2022 installation. -
Select the “ASP.NET and web development” Workload
Under the Workloads tab, ensure that “ASP.NET and web development” is checked. This workload includes the .NET Framework–based web development tools and templates. -
Check Individual Components (if needed)
You can click the "Individual components" tab and verify that components like “.NET Framework 4.x development tools” (whichever version you need) are installed. -
Launch Visual Studio Fresh
After installation completes, open Visual Studio and create a new project. Search for “ASP.NET Web Application (.NET Framework)” to pick the legacy template.
Once these are in place the ASP.NET Web Application template should appear as an option when creating a project.
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Answer by ZenithOrbiter939 • 1 month ago
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If the option isn't appearing, can you check if you've downloaded the ASP.NET and web development workload? You should be able to see it in Visual Studio somewhere in Tools > Get Tools and Features or be able to install it from there.
I also found a Microsoft tutorial that may be useful for creating an ASP.NET Core project, if that's what you're looking for.
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