Microsoft officially ended mainstream support for VS 2019 in April 2024, but extended support (security fixes) continues until April 2029. That makes now a perfectly reasonable time to install Visual Studio Professional 2019 – especially for legacy .NET Framework or C++ projects that aren’t yet ready for the 64-bit world of VS 2022.
Tools > Options > Environment > Keyboard . Switch to "Visual Studio Code" mapping if you cross over often. install visual studio professional 2019
: Windows 10 (version 1703 or higher), Windows 11, or Windows Server 2016/2019. Microsoft officially ended mainstream support for VS 2019
REM Download installer if needed if not exist "%INSTALLER_EXE%" ( echo [%DATE% %TIME%] Downloading Visual Studio Professional 2019... >> "%LOG_FILE%" powershell -Command "Invoke-WebRequest -Uri '%INSTALLER_URL%' -OutFile '%INSTALLER_EXE%'" if !errorLevel! neq 0 ( echo ERROR: Download failed exit /b 1 ) ) Switch to "Visual Studio Code" mapping if you
Visual Studio Professional 2019 was installed successfully and is fully operational. The environment is ready for development tasks involving .NET Framework and web applications.
Once the download is complete, follow these steps to install Visual Studio Professional 2019:
REM Visual Studio Professional 2019 Installation Script REM Run as Administrator