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I am facing this problem as shown in picture. i am using visual studio 2010 on windows 11. the project is in C# language.
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If Visual Studio 2010 cannot be used, then install Visual Studio 2022 (Community, for example) and use the Manage NuGet packages to add the corresponding package (probably “MySql.Data”).
In case of Visual Studio 2010, try to download the corresponding Connector for C#, then, in Visual Studio, add references to downloaded DLLs.
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Have you tried restoring the NuGet packages? If not, right click the solution on the right hand side and click "Restore NuGet Packages".
no option to restore "Restore NuGet Packages".
Are you sure you're clicking on the solution and not the project? It should be on that context menu on all versions of VS.
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For performing a restore, open a PowerShell window to the root of your project and execute dotnet restore then back in Visual Studio, unload the project followed by reloading the project.
For ease you can create a external tools menu under under the tools menu (unsure if this is possible in VS2010).
not working
Not working tells me nothing.