Just open a file with Visual Studio as an IDE, and then switch to Visual Studio Code. I've just uninstalled my old Unity, and installed the new one, and as it turns out, a Visual Studio reinstallation, and restarts aren't needed. Open visual studio code and open an old or new project.
Luckily Microsoft visual studio has a very easy way to install Microsoft ASP.NET and Web Tools.
Switched the IDE to Visual Studio Code. Microsoft ASP.NET, HTML/JavaScript tools, and more are designed to help in creating dynamic web pages, and in conjunction, they help to prevent errors such as Object reference not set. Opened the a file, which opened Visual Studio. In Unity > Preferences, switched the IDE to Visual Studio. Then install Unity, Visual Studio, restart my computer,. I had to uninstall Unity, Visual Studio, restart my computer. Maybe I will just give in, and always manually change the install path. So now I change my default install path to my SSD every time I update Unity, so Visual Studio will be installed at the path where VS Code will look for the dlls.īut sometimes this won't be enough, for example this time I wasted some time again, and still haven't figured out the correct way of doing this. The problem is that some applications only looks at the drive on which Windows is installed. I changed the default install path to my HDD, so I don't have to manually change every new application's install path from my SSD to my HDD. 
In my case it was due to changing the default install path for new applications. So if this doesn't solve your issue, be sure to read further down below. Well, the source of this issue changes from issue to issue.
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