I used to use CTRL + Wheel to zoom in or out in previous version of Visual Studio.
I moved to the latest release (2022), but this feature has disappeared.
I tried to reset the keyboard scheme, but it still only scrolls when using the wheel.
How to restore/enable this behavior?
An extension actually disabled the OOB behavior : Tweaks for Visual Studio.
Disabling it solved the issue.
Also possible to specify this behavior in the extension settings.
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When using the Resharper extension, I noticed that I can no longer use the IntelliCode auto complete suggestions as they disappear straight after a key press
Is it possible to use this feature in conjunction with Resharper?
Expected Outcome
Auto complete suggestion is visible after keypress
Actual Outcome
Auto complete suggestion disappears after keypress
Version
Visual Studio 17.3.0
The issue appears to be fixed with the release of Visual Studio 17.4.0.
I would recommend anyone having the same issue with versions < 17.4.0 to update by doing the following:
Visual Studio Menu Bar -> Help -> Check For Updates -> Update
Does pressing ctrl+J can show any suggestions?
You can try to disable extensions in Visual Studio. This might be the cause of the problem.
We've created a new issue in our bug tracker: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/RSRP-490187. Please comment or vote for it to monitor the status of this issue.
I have VS 2008 installed and have put Git and Git Extensions on my system. I'm running Windows 7. When I launch my VS and work, the buttons will go grey. If I run the mouse pointer over them, they show up again. If I minimize the window and bring it back up, they are there. If I click on one of the buttons, it works as expected. I'm trying to get other engineers to start using this tool, but this concerns them as to why it's happening. Has anyone else seen this and does anyone have any idea how to get it to stop happening?
Thanks,
Richard
I have the same behavior with Visual Studio 2010 and Visual Studio 2012.
Disabling the GitExtension toolbar resolves the issue.
I have this issue only with projects without GIT repository.
Disabling the GitExtensions toolbar solved the issue for me. You can still use the add-in from the Git menu item in the Visual Studio menu bar. To disable it right-click the toolbar area and uncheck the checkbox next to the GitExtensions item.
Before I disabled the GitExtensions toolbar Visual Studio was unresponsive whenever I maximized or restored the size of the main window. I think this is a bug in the add-in. The VS2008 version seems to be pretty old and I'm not experiencing unresponsive behavior in VS2010 where a newer version is available.
I installed Coderush express and I can see that it is installed. (I can see that Camel Case Navigation works). But I can see any other feature works. Based on this page: http://community.devexpress.com/blogs/markmiller/archive/2009/06/25/coderush-xpress-for-c-and-visual-basic-2008.aspx
I cannot see any of these feature to works:
Tab to Next Reference : no effect when I put caret on a variable and press tab ( a tab inserted at the middle of my variable name!)
Highlight All References: pressing ctrl+alt +u add a ascii character to source code.
Quick Navigation: Ctrl +Shift + Q has no effect.
Quick File Navigation : Ctrl +Alt +F brings up F# interactive
Selection Increase and Selection Reduce doesn't work: generate a beep
Declare: ctrl +` has no effect.
and ...
Any idea why this is happening? I am using VS2010.
Presumably due to your using a different version of Visual Studio.
The page you linked to is pretty clear about it being for Visual Studio 2008, but you've included the visual-studio-2010 tag.
CodeRush Xpress fully supports all language features of Visual Basic and C# in Visual Studio 2008.
Edit
Version of Visual Studio wasn't the problem after all.
It appears to just be that the tool makes very little visible change to the Visual Studio user interface, so it looks like it hasn't loaded.
It seems that your installation is corrupt. I would recommend you contact DevExpress Support directly. The support team is better equipped to resolve any issues you face with their products. They offer a very short response time and high qualification. I would also recommend that you reinstall the product.
The features you are asking about, were removed on purpose from VS2010 version of Coderush XPress. More info here:
Experience with Coderush XPress and Visual Studio 2010?
Why does Visual Studio 2010 change the default "View In Browser" setting back to the default browser every time I add or remove an Extension from the Extension Gallery? My default browser in Visual Studio (for use with "View in Browser") is not the same as the one I use in Windows.
The two actions seem like they should be completely unrelated.
This seems to be a known bug: https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/568469 . And it should be fixed in "the next version of Visual Studio" (whatever that means), as stated in other duplicates of the same bug.
In the 'alternatives' section there are some workarounds. I haven't tried them though.
There is a nice extension that can help to overcome this problem - WoVS Default Browser Switcher - you can look for it in VS gallery. That one always helps me with this issue.
Is there any way to disable VA X when launching VS and turn it back on only when needed? Since it will cause some lag. I seem can't find the option either in VS's option or VA's option.
Hold the shift key down when Visual Studio starts up - this will prevent all addins from loading (at least in more recent versions of Visual Studio).
In VS2013,
On the Tools menu, click Extensions and Updates.
In the Extensions and Updates dialog box, locate Visual Assist.
Disable it.
Visual Assist has a command to disable its features; Enable/Disable is located on the Visual Assist menu. You could run that command (for example via a macro) at startup, then re-enable when you wanted to you use its features. However, you can't do this at the same time as preventing it from loading.