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I do not have 2010 installed anymore and I do not remember how it worked, but in 2012, there is a drop down at the top of the New Project window that let's you select the version of the framework that you want to target, before you create the project. Once you change the selection in that dropdown, it becomes your default unless you change it again.
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I do not have 2010 installed anymore and I do not remember how it worked, but in 2012, there is a drop down at the top of the New Project window that let's you select the version of the framework that you want to target, before you create the project. Once you change the selection in that dropdown, it becomes your default unless you change it again.

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yes, 2010 has that also but that shows .Net4, there is no client profile option, but it still opens the project in client profile. &nbsp;Thnaks for the reply
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yes, 2010 has that also but that shows .Net4, there is no client profile option, but it still opens the project in client profile.  Thnaks for the reply

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Hi Experts. &nbsp;A stupid thing I know but when I open a new project in VS2010,VB.Net it always opens the project in .Net 4 Client Profile, so to change it to .Net 4 I have to save it first then, then change it. &nbsp; How do I make it default to &nbsp;.Net 4. &nbsp; Thanks in advance
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Hi Experts.  A stupid thing I know but when I open a new project in VS2010,VB.Net it always opens the project in .Net 4 Client Profile, so to change it to .Net 4 I have to save it first then, then change it.   How do I make it default to  .Net 4.   Thanks in advance

VB.Net  Default open new project to .Net4

Visual Basic .NET (VB.NET) is an object-oriented programming language implemented on the .NET framework, but also supported on other platforms such as Mono and Silverlight. Microsoft launched VB.NET as the successor to the Visual Basic language. Though it is similar in syntax to  Visual Basic pre-2002, it is not the same technology,