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Upgrading from .NET 2.0 to .NET 3.5

I am trying to upgrade our solution from VS2005.NET 2.0 to VS2008.NET 3.5. I converted the solution using the VS2008 conversion wizard. All projects (about 50) remained targeting the .NET Framework 2.0. Moreover, if Im modifies the target structure manually for one of the projects, all referencing dlls (ie System, System.Core, System.Data, etc. Still point to Framework 2.0. The only way to completely change the targeting structure is which I found is to remove these links and link to them again using the correct version of the framework. Doing it manually is not the best choice, I think. 50 projects ~ 10 links every ~ 0.5 minutes to change each link is about 5 hours. Am I missing something? Are there any other ways to convert the complete solution to .N ET 2.0 on .NET 3.5? Thanks.

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The .NET 3.5 framework does not include new versions of the base assemblies. System, System.Data, etc. - still version 2.0.0.0. Only added assemblies have version 3.0 (for example, WPF and WCF) or 3.5 (for example, System.Core and System.Linq). The execution version (CLR) also remains 2.0.50727

You have no problem.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1744761/

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