If you're trying to create a DotNET or DotNET Blazor project in Visual Studio 2026 or Visual Studio 2022 and you're getting this error:
❗ “One or more errors were encountered while creating project”
❗ “The SDK 'Microsoft.NET.Sdk.BlazorWebAssembly' specified could not be found”
…this video shows you the EXACT reason and the REAL fix.
🛑 The problem is NOT missing SDKs.
🛑 The problem is NOT Visual Studio.
🛑 The real issue is that Visual Studio installs an x86 dotnet path ABOVE the x64 path — and that breaks DOTNET/Blazor WebAssembly project creation.
In this quick tutorial, I explain:
✔ What causes the SDK error
✔ How Visual Studio and .NET get confused by wrong PATH order
✔ How to fix it in under 30 seconds
✔ How to verify the SDKs using `dotnet --list-sdks`
✔ Why reinstalling .NET does NOT fix the issue
This fix works for:
✅ Visual Studio 2026
✅ Visual Studio 2026 Insider
✅ Visual Studio 2022
✅ .NET 8, .NET 9, and newer
✅ Blazor WebAssembly
✅ MVC and other .NET templates failing to load
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