The tutorial shows you a way to install, set up, and uninstall Visual Studio Code(VSCode) On Windows.
Visual Studio Code is a popular open-source code IDE and editor and it runs and supports all major Operating Systems.
In Windows, These can be installed on 32-bit, 64-bit, and ARM versions.
.NET Framework 4.5.2 is a prerequisite for vscode.
How to install and set up Visual Studio Code on Windows.
Here are the steps required to do the installation.
Find the System type of your windows,
- Right Click on
My Computers
>Properties
> Opens Settings window - Click on the
About
tab on the right side > In theDevice Specifications
section, It gives the System type64-bit operating system, x64-based processor
.
- Right Click on
First, Go to here to download the package.
- It provides the following
- user setup: does not require administration permission, installs to Local AppData folder
C:\Users\{Username}\AppData\Local\Programs\Microsoft VS Code
. - system setup: requires administration permission, install to program files folder.
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio
. - zip installer: Custom installation to install in the selected folder
- user setup: does not require administration permission, installs to Local AppData folder
- Download the 64-bit package, If your machine is 32, please download the 32-bit package.
- It provides the following
Downloads latest version
VSCodeUserSetup-x64-x.xx.x.exe
into localdownload
folders, where x.xx.x replaces with the latest version.Click on this file and follow the steps
Check on the
I accept the agreement, Click on the next
button and follow the stepsOnce all steps are done, It installs on Windows successfully.
It installs to default location windows
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio
.
How to Run and Open Visual Studio Code from GUI and Windows
You can open it from the GUI or the command line.
GUI Steps:
Select the windows key type “Visual Studio Code” and selects It opens VSCode in windows
Command line or Terminal:
Open the terminal or command line
Type code folder
code [folder or .]
It runs vscode editors and opens the folder in the editor.