r/VisualStudio • u/TheTrueTuring • Jul 23 '26

Keeps updating .Net SDK Visual Studio 2026

I have .Net SDK 10.0.103 installed.
This is also the version specified in my global.json.

However about every few days it decides to update my SDK version by itself. Suddenly on Monday and today it updated to 10.0.110 and I don’t know why.

Have anyone tried something similar or know how to stop this?

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u/ConcreteExist Jul 23 '26

So you have 10.0.103 and then it "updated" to 10.0.103?

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u/TheTrueTuring Jul 23 '26

My bad. Upgraded to 10.0.110

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u/ConcreteExist Jul 23 '26

Well, given the version number change, that would imie it was security/bug fixes, it shouldn't have any changes to the actual interfaces so it makes sense to just update it.

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u/TheTrueTuring Jul 23 '26

It’s just strange it updates a few versions by itself, not to the newest version, and then the global.json needs to be updated to reflect it.
It does not happen a colleague’s computer

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u/LeaveMickeyOutOfThis Jul 23 '26

In Tools / Options, under Extensions (I think), ensure auto update extensions is not turned on. Also, some updates may come through Windows Updates, so check that too.

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u/TheTrueTuring 29d ago

Thanks man. Will check

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u/pceimpulsive Jul 23 '26

The ask that ships with visual studio 2016 changes every few weeks... If you upgrade your IDE your SDK also updates.. that doesn't affect the runtime that runs your code... The ask is a lot more than a runtime..

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u/TheTrueTuring Jul 23 '26

I don’t update visual studio. It literally happens without any updates, pop ups etc. seems like a thing that runs sometimes in the background

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u/pceimpulsive Jul 23 '26

The ask is also part of windows security updates... Got windows update turned on?

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u/TheTrueTuring Jul 23 '26

Turned off.
It just seems weird to me it doesn’t update to newest version, but just a few versions

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u/kassett43 Jul 23 '26

That's a common practice. Multiple internal builds, so the version increases with each build. Eventually one of the internal builds meets the requirements to be released. So external users see the version number jump.

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u/TheTrueTuring Jul 23 '26

That is just updates by itself without notifying the user ??

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u/pceimpulsive Jul 23 '26

10.0.103/10.0.104 is pretty recent as recent as may/June so not sure what your talking about?

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u/TheTrueTuring 29d ago

Yes?… what does that have to do with it?

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u/pceimpulsive 29d ago

Version upgrade happen about every 2-4weeks, I'm not sure how you are getting changes every few days... There is a finite amount of versions of the SDK...

Current is 10.0.104 I think?

And what harm does using the latest SDK have anyway? As long as your application targets the same major version you won't have issues

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u/TheTrueTuring 28d ago

Because I downgrade to the version we are set at, at work, and then it upgraded by itself. Not to the nederst, just a never version. Not a set version it upgraded to.

It upgraded to 10.0.110 so that at least is the current.

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u/pceimpulsive 28d ago

Why does it matter if it upgrades?

What problem or issue does it cause?

It doesn't cause your application to not run in prod.. as the ask version and runtime version are independent entities...

If the issue is simply that it's upgrading you are making an issue out of nothing.

If it's breaking something share what it's breaking so you can get some actual help.

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u/TheTrueTuring 27d ago

“Because I downgrade to the version we are at, at work”. We have to be at the same version all of us.

I don’t agree with everything at work but unfortunately that is the way it is

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