Sarah Oslund

Thanks for your contribution! This looks good to me and the [official build output](https://dev.azure.com/dnceng/internal/_build/results?buildId=588278&view=results) is right. @wli3 look okay to you?

@GF-Huang it looks like you can't see the runtimes you want to uninstall in windows' add/remove programs UI, is that right? If so, that means that you likely installed those...

Hmm, VS2019 should manage its own installations. Are you able to uninstall them through the Visual Studio Installer?

@GF-Huang hmm okay, is there a possibility that those runtimes came bundled with a SDK? What SDKs do you have installed?

@joeloff do you know which runtimes ship with which version of the SDK? We're trying to figure out why the 5.0 runtimes listed above weren't present in the registry, and...

> Does the uninstall tool check both the 32-bit and 64-bit registry entries? And does it scan for the windows-desktop runtime? No, https://github.com/dotnet/cli-lab/blob/main/src/dotnet-core-uninstall/Windows/RegistryQuery.cs#L26. It doesn't look for the windows desktop...

> So what's the conclusion? Is it safe for me to delete them manually? It would probably be safe but they would likely just be reinstalled by Microsoft update. It...

Yes, the only way to uninstall SDKs that came with Visual Studio is via the VS installer. You said that you uninstalled VS, did you do that via the VS...

I don't think you can uninstall VS from add/remove programs, so probably through VS installer then? So you have the VS2022 installer on the machine? Any instances of VS? @joeloff...

@rogatec thanks for filing an issue, do you mind providing a [binlog](https://github.com/dotnet/msbuild/blob/master/documentation/wiki/Binary-Log.md) for the failure?