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No Thread Window Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate
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Closed 6 years ago.
In visual studio, it should be in Debug> Windows> Threads.
But mine doesn't have it!
You need to start debugging first, then it will appear in that menu.
After you start debugging, go to Debug=>windows=>Threads or press Ctrl+Alt+H to view threads.
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Visual Studio is acting weird. How do I fix this?
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Closed 6 years ago.
This message keeps showing when i press debug.
How do i fix it so i can debug.
I have had the project for a couple of weeks so its not new and it has been working normally.
Im running Visual Studio 2015 Enterprise as shown in title
Here is the message:
Restart Visual studio
this is all i did and it worked fine.
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Scrolling in Visual Studio causes text to become unreadable
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Closed 8 years ago.
When I am scrolling on editor I've got wired visual effect. Look at the pic
It is a cache overflow? What is wrong with visual studio 2013? I restart the computer, but nothing help.
This problem is highly likely to be a graphics driver problem, try upgrading your driver for your graphics card.
If you have an Nvidia, AMD or an Intel graphic processor, I recommend you follow the next link: http://help.sketchup.com/en/article/36254
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Automate "Attach to Process" in Visual Studio 2012 [duplicate]
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Closed 6 years ago.
I have to debug in Visual Studio 2013 a site hosted on local IIS.
For that purpose I sistematically use the "Debug -> Attach to Process -> w3wp.exe".
I saw some macros solutions, like this one, that should work for the Visual Studio versions prior to VS 2012...
Is there a way to do something on that point in the recent versions of VS?
Two plugins that do this:
Debug Attach Manager
Find it here: VS2012 and VS2013
Indeed after initial selection of workers it's a simple Ctrl+Shift+Alt+F5 to re-attach the same.
The plugin handily shows the title of websites with the workers.
VSCommands
Find it here: VS2012 and VS2013
This is a larger plugin, which is quite popular, and has similar features but arguably more beautiful UI:
In VS 2013, Go to Tools-> Attach to procress-> select iisexpress.exe
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Disable Visual Assist X for certain project types
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Closed 8 years ago.
Is there a way that when Visual Studio Starts have Visual Assist disabled and enable it when I need it?
I mostly work with C# projects and for that I use Resharper. However when I am working with C++ I would like to use Visual Assist and only then I would like to enable Visual Assist.
Is it possible to achieve that?
You can disable Visual Assist for certain file extensions:
Open Visual Assist's options menu
Click on "Projects and Files"
Type .cs to the editbox next to "Extensions to Ignore:"
Hope this helps.
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Closed 11 years ago.
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Alternatives to MS Visual Studio .NET
Hy guys.
I'm looking for an IDE with highlight colors(allternatives for visual studio).
with support to C#/ASP.net Javascript/Jquery
MonoDevelop?