Why does Visual Studio 2010 have .NET Framework 4.0 Client Profile as default project type?

If the Client Profile is the default, more developers will use it, resulting in better acceptance of the Client Profile, which is basically a win-win-situation for developers and users. The Client Profile, as you already said, simplifies deployment for the developer, and decreases the download size for the end user. It's, in my opinion, a good thing to use it as default.

You can switch to the full framework later anyway, if it is really necessary.

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