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Hello,
Since I updated my Visual Studio version I am no longer able to access my Fortran projects. I have tried to reinstall everything (VS, Base Kit and HPC Kit) and I do get errors during the installation that HPC Kit is not able to detect Visual Studio 2022.
I am not able to roll back to an old version of VS.
I tried to do the workaround by changing the "Microsoft.VisualStudio.FeatureFlags.pkgdef", but there the entry that is supposed to be changed is not in the file.
Can you please provide another workaround or solution for this problem?
Thanks in advance and best regards
Kris
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Thank you. Deleting the folder worked. Now it is connected again.
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Did you select the "Desktop development using C++" component of VS? See Installing Microsoft Visual Studio* for Use with Intel® Compilers
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I updated VS to 17.10.1 and didn't see a problem with Fortran projects. Usually what I suggest in cases such as this is to uninstall the OneAPI and VS products, delete the C:\Programs\Microsoft Visual Studio folder, reboot, then reinstall. This usually resolves the issue.
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Thank you. Deleting the folder worked. Now it is connected again.

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