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hollow relic
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ok

vapid dagger
hollow relic
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ok i found that

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what should i do now

vapid dagger
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yes it has to point to the new one

hollow relic
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wait

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where can you see this list of folders

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im in the folder in explorer

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hollow relic
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idk man wait a sec

vapid dagger
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lol if you plan on doing development you have to at least know some stuff about basic computing

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you know what an EXE is im sure.. all we're trying to do here is have the enviroement variable for dotnet point to this newer exe

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environment variables are just simple KeyValue pair

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put a key dotnet and pulls up the value. in this case the path to the exe so it runs it

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if something like c# Devkit tries to run dotnet to run some args with it -arg1 -arg2 etc.. it will error because it cant find the sdk exe to run for it

hollow relic
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i tried executing that exein that path it just does nothing i think

vapid dagger
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its not meant to be run like this

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its meant to run through the shell

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command line

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dont worry about running it.. all you need to do is fix the path point to correct exe.

hollow relic
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how

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i still dont know how to change the environment variables

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never heard of that

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maybe i know it in german but idk

vapid dagger
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after you did install sdk 9 go to the default path

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ProgramFiles / Dotnet

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right click the exe make sure it says 9

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the path has to point to it

hollow relic
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i installed it but in the folder theres only dotnet 6

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maybe it picked a weird instalation path or sth

vapid dagger
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maybe.. thats why i said also remove the old one like I showed you

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I sent the link

hollow relic
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i just cant find where it installed that got damn version 9

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if i search for it the only sign of it is the file i downloaded to install it

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why is it so complicated

vapid dagger
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whats complicated ? this is basic computer usage lol

hollow relic
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could it work uninstalling the version 6 one and installing the new one with the vs code extension?

vapid dagger
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literally delete the old version and install new one..nothing to it

hollow relic
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like the whole content of the dotnet folder or what

vapid dagger
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first uninstall it properly how I sent the instructions

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then remove the folder entirely after

hollow relic
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it removed the whole folder already

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hollow relic
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Why does it want to install version 9 in that folder and not program files

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Sorry couldnt make a screenshot had to use my phone for that

vapid dagger
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are you installing the x86 version ?

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why lol

hollow relic
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what version am i supposed to install?

vapid dagger
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dont you have a x64 system?

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also that folder is fine cause its temp

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its not installing it there, ts where its running from

hollow relic
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bruh fml im quitting ill just work as a mcdonalds cashier or sth i cant do this anymore

vapid dagger
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to be effective at anything research is important, especially dealing with computers..

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thats probably why it was installing in ProgramFiles (x86) and not ProgramFiles

hollow relic
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yeah ur right

vapid dagger
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x64 just meants the OS/CPU can access more than 4GB of ram

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so typically now days most computers are x64

hollow relic
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anyways magically installing the right version worked without having to modify the environment variables haha...

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thank you so much bro i really appreciate your time man

vapid dagger
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because by default it installs in the correct folder and you probably already had the dotnet entry from previous ,net 6

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thats why dotnet worked as command, the enviroment variable is alraady there for it

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it just pointed to the correct folder but wrong .net version

hollow relic
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i think its still very weird that my laptop has the same problem too though..

vapid dagger
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then now you should know what to double check

hollow relic
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yeah

vapid dagger
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if the laptop is a x64 system then you should be mindful to install the x64 version instead

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that goes with most apps, always pick the x64 version when available, it can use more power to run as well

hollow relic
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okay thanks

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ok my laptop works too, had to uninstall version eight there

vapid dagger
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8 is fine too. I think the important part is that it was SDK not Runtime only