I upgraded from VS 2008 to VS 2010 but the menu bar has not displayed. That only displays when I press the "Alt" key. I refered the question in following link: Missing Menu Bar in Visual Studio 2010 and performed as follows the instructions but no success.
Does anybody give me some instructions?
VS 2010 RTM out of the box does not have a feature to hide the main menu. There is an extension that hides the menu bar; did you install that? If so, uninstalling it from the extension manager will restore the default behavior.
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I installed ReSharper successfully
but, still ReSharper was not appeared on Visual Studio's tab.
I will be glad if you can help me to fix this problem.
In VS2019, Microsoft groups all 3rd party extensions under the Extension Menu
In Visual Studio 2019 top level menus from extensions are moved to the
Extensions menu as submenus
With a 3rd party extension Extensions in Main menu you can move the entries back to main menu:
Starting from Visual Studio 2019, all extensions previously located in
the Main menu were moved into the Extensions menu. This extension
allows choosing between the new and old behavior by bringing up
selected extensions into the Main menu.
If you have correctly installed it you will find the resharper extension by clicking the Extensions -> ReSharper menu item.
I'm trying to make a C# application and I need the server explorer but I can't find it when I click on View menu. I am using Microsoft Visual Studio Express 2015. Is it disabled or did I do something wrong?
If it is missing you can modify your View menu using the following instructions:
Open Visual Studio
Go to Tools > Customize...
Click the Commands tab
Select View from the Menu Bar dropdown (make sure the Menu Bar radio button is selected)
Scroll down the menu window until you see Solution Explorer and select it.
Click the Add Command... button
Scroll down the Categories list and select View
Scroll down the resulting Commands list and select Server Explorer
Click the OK button
The Bad
If you double click on the solution (SLN) file, the result is this.
If you close the solution, the result is this.
The Good
If you close Visual Studio 2015, and then just run it without opening any solution, the result is this.
The Ugly
Click on File,
Open,
Project/Solution,
Browse to your solution's folder,
Select the solution file,
Click the Open button.
There you go! You will now find it under the View menu. I have a screenshot to prove it.
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I accidentally deleted data tab in visual studio 2010 design mode. How can i bring it back??
You can retrieve any window under the View tab in VS, you're probably looking for the Solution Explorer
EDIT:
Right-click in your toolbox and select Show all or Reset toolbox
I have an issue with Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate and Visual Studio 2010 Express, when I right click on a project structure in the solution explorer, (on the references folder) and select "Add Reference" the Visual Studio 2010 window flashes as focus as left the window and then focus immediately returns and there is no new window that allows me to add references. This problem persists even after a clean install, and across multiple products (VS 2010 Ultimate and VS 2010 Express) I am using windows 7, and I have to think this problem ids outside of VS 2010, but this is the only issue I am currently facing.
Its like the references window (that allows you to pick the new reference) is automatically being closed.
Thanks.
I just had the same problem.
Do you have a tablet that you're using? If you enable the Tablet PC Input Service it should work again. There seem to be some dependencies on this service and/or conflicts with my Wacom drivers that caused the issue in the first place.
r3volt
Add Reference or existing item popup is not show then answer is :
Window Button +R then type "services.msc" > search "Tablet PC Input Service" and the right Click on Start.
it will work correctly.
I just started trying out MSVC-2010 seriously, and discovered 2 critical toolbar buttons I always used are missing: The back and forward navigation buttons, which were present in MSVC 2003 through 2008. These jump back (or forward) through the sequence of locations observed in the code recently. Can anyone tell me how to get these buttons back?
Here are the product miscellanea:
Microsoft Visual Studio 2010
Version 10.0.30319.1 RTMRel
Microsoft .NET Framework
Version 4.0.30319 RTMRel
Installed Version: VC Express
Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 01013-532-2002287-70195
Microsoft Visual C++ 2010
In Visual C++ 2010 Express, you can restore these and many other menu and toolbar commands by selecting Tools->Settings->Expert Settings.
Apparently only experts want to navigate through their code :-)
I see them on the Standard Toolbar:
If for some reason yours have fallen off, you can put them back using Customize. The commands are under Navigate. They are also on the View Menu (Navigate Backwards and Navigate Forwards) and have keyboard shortcuts which are listed on the View Menu.