Fail to continue develop Inventor Add-In with Visual Studio 2022 (revert to VS 2019?)

[Maxim-CADman77]

(this thread is consequent to this)

Recently I've bought a new PC and decided to use most recent Visual Studio 2022 Community instead of VS 2019 Community I have on my old PC ... BUT

When I tried to compile the code of my add-in on my new PC it failed reporting error BC31424 on all mentions of "stdole.IPictureDisp" (ribbon button images).

I then decided to add Microsoft.VisualStudio.Interop.DLL references of the project*.

This solved compile issue but Add-In button than failed to load into Inventor's ribbon with catch-Message:
"Method not found: 'Void Inventor.ButtonDefinitionObject.set_StandardIcon(stdole.IPictureDisp)'."

I'm a bit puzzled. Initial project code keep compile successfully in VS 2019.

What I'm missing?

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I've found such recommendation for Excel Add-In developers - New version requiring Microsoft.VisualStudio.Interop.dll 

[Frederick_Law]

I thought I've seen you here before.

I was using the same class for a while and changed to another one using "InventorButton.vb".

Don't remember where I got it from.

[Maxim-CADman77]

An off-topic question:
How do I prevent generation of .xml (something to-do with resources?) file in Debug folder of my project (see mentioned in message #13 of this thread)?

UPDATE:
Nevermind. This is due to "Generate XML documentation file" checkbox  at Compile Project properties.