AIs your system 64-bit or 32-bit?
Pit seems likely you installed the wrong SDK version, but yeah, what OS are you using?
NI can see the win 11 logo
Nor smth..
Nuh
Pok, so you have windows 11, thats a 64 bit OS
Pyou should use the 64 bit SDK
Plets confirm, so open a terminal and type
dotnet --infoit trying to target x86 with a x64 dev kit, I'm confused
Pthats not how I interpret that message
PI think you have the x86 SDK installed, and devkit requires x64
AUh, are you the OP to begin with...?
Nnay
Plol
AWe await The Silent One, then
P@Erik wake up
A
E64
E64
AOh heyyy, you're awake, nice!
ADid you install the 63-bit SDK or the 32-bit one?
A will tell you
E
Eyes
Popen a terminal/command prompt and type
dotnet --infoyesss
EI installed it but it didn't work
Plisten
Pdotnet --infofooocusss
AAnd he went to sleep again
E
Px86 host, no SDKs installed, no other architectures found
Pokay, lets check if its the infamous TeBe bug
Popen up a file explorer and go to
PNOT (x86)
Pcheck if there is a
dotnet64
Eokeyeyy
E
P
Esoryyy
E
Pokay, open that dotnet folder
Pis there a there?
EYes there is
E
Pokay, then its a confirmed case of the TeBe
Pbecause you have both dotnet hosts installed (x86 AND x64) and the x86 was installed first, its "blocking" the correct one from running due to PATH priority
Pso we're gonna adjust that path priority