How To Install Visual Studio 2022
Introduction How To Install Visual Studio 2022
In this article, I’ll walk you through How To Install Visual Studio 2022 Version 17.0.
Microsoft’s 64-bit Visual Studio IDE is available from November 8, 2021.
Version 17.0 of Visual Studio 2022 supports .NET 6.0 applications. We have downloaded and installed Visual Studio 2022 Community Edition Version 17.0.
The Community edition of Visual Studio 2022 is free.
You can download and install Visual Studio 2022 version 17.0 from this link.
Step 1
Click the “Download” button to save the VS 2022 executable file to the path you specified.
Step 2
Locate the .exe file in your system’s download path.
Step 3
When you double-click the .exe file, the Visual Studio installer window appears. Click the “Continue” button.
Step 4
After clicking the continue button, the download and installation progress bar window will appear.
Step 5
Workloads will be available after the download and installation have been completed. We must decide which workloads we require. In this case, we chose ASP.NET and web development, as well as Azure development.
By default, this workload will install the following packages.
You can now edit the list by adding or removing any optional packages or individual components.
Step 6
After selecting the desired packages, simply click the “Install” button to begin the installation process.
Step 7
Once the installation is completed. Visual Studio 2022 lunched for the first time.
Visual Studio has now been successfully released. When we launch Visual Studio for the first time, it takes 15-30 seconds to complete its initial internal configuration.
Step 8
It will use your current Visual Studio profile. It may also request that you sign in to your Microsoft account. If you don’t already have a Microsoft account, you can set one up.
Because the sign-in step is optional, it can be omitted. But don’t skip this step! Sign in with your Gmail or Microsoft account to activate Visual Studio and receive a free lifetime license. If you do not have an account, select Not now, Maybe later.
Step 9
After that, you will be prompted to select the Development Settings and color theme.
- Choose a color theme of your choice, in this case Blue, and in the Development Settings, select General.
- Choose Start Visual Studio.
Step 10
After you’ve made your selections, click the Start Visual Studio button. We can see a newly designed Visual Studio landing page with a list of recent projects. We can also use GitHub and Azure DevOps to clone or check out the code. We can launch a project, a solution, or a folder. We can also start a new project.
