I don't want it to rewrite any code, but I do want it to import/copy all the files, and changed their pointed to locations from 2010/2017 to 2019, and any other changes required to make them 2019 solutions. It was my understanding that, in the past, if you wanted to bring in VB6 for example, it would understand it to be VB6, create a new project and attempt, though poorly, to rewrite code to be compatible with.
At this time, all the code for these solutions are stored in "My Documents\Visual Studio 2010\Projects" and "My Documents\Visual Studio 2017\Projects", but I want to bring them all into "My Documents\Visual Studio 2019\Projects" to work on them. I need to import these projects into 2019, but I want to keep the 20 counterparts. I've now been given VB.NET 2019 to use and have been told to remove 20 in short order. I'm not sure of the wording to asking this question, but I have a number of solutions/projects (single project solutions) that were written in VB.NET 2010 and VB.NET 2017.
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