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I have a working C# project that I would like to run on another computer. The only problem is, the other computer doesn’t have visual studio and I don’t want to install any software on it. Is it possible to run the .exe file or something so that I get the GUI without visual studio?
I think what you’re asking is if it’s possible and if so, how. As others have mentioned, yes it’s possible. It’s the whole point. Your exe will be in the /bin/debug or /bin/release folder, depending on which mode you compiled in. Just send the .exe file to the other computer, and assuming it has an up to date version of Windows, it will run fine.