How to restore default settings for Visual Studio 2010 Configuration Manager

After some “games” with the Visual Studio configuration manager, I found that every new C # / VB.NET project created in my Visual Studio has an “x86” solution platform. This should be “Any processor,” and I would have to choose x86 or x64 if necessary. How to reset these options for all new projects?

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Microsoft has changed the default value for EXE to x86. Mark this post by Rick Byers:

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/rmbyers/archive/2009/06/09/anycpu-exes-are-usually-more-trouble-then-they-re-worth.aspx

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