I no longer am able to stop debugging in Visual Studio 2005. I start debugging from within VS using the Start Debugging button. This is an ASP.net application and I have tried to stop the debugging by clicking Stop Debugging and by closing the browser windows. After I do either of these, the code continues on as if I just hit Continue, except it doesn't hit any more breakpoints. When I go to the Debug menu, there is no Terminate All or Detach All. I can't find anywhere that an option exists for stopping this. This problem pretty much kills my debugging capabilities since I can't bail out at any time. Has anyone else run across this? Thanks much. Sandy
Sounds like you need to run repair on VS. -- Evan Freeman Evan.E.Freeman@gmail.com http://evanfreeman.blogspot.com "Sandy M" wrote in message news:2A71FBD8-250A-4C7A-83CE-A0D0317B83C0@microsoft.com... >I no longer am able to stop debugging in Visual Studio 2005. I start > debugging from within VS using the Start Debugging button. This is an > ASP.net application and I have tried to stop the debugging by clicking > Stop > Debugging and by closing the browser windows. After I do either of these, > the code continues on as if I just hit Continue, except it doesn't hit any > more breakpoints. > > When I go to the Debug menu, there is no Terminate All or Detach All. I > can't find anywhere that an option exists for stopping this. > > This problem pretty much kills my debugging capabilities since I can't > bail > out at any time. > > Has anyone else run across this? Thanks much. > Sandy >
I tried run repair and even uninstalled completely and reinstalled and it didn't fix it. I set a breakpoint immediately upon entering the code for an update, try Stop Debugging, closing the browser window and even closing Visual Studio and in all cases, the update continues, I get the email notifying me of the change - I can't just stop it and get it to stop its forward progress. Any ideas anyone? I'm desperate!! "Evan Freeman" wrote: > Sounds like you need to run repair on VS. > > -- > Evan Freeman > Evan.E.Freeman@gmail.com > http://evanfreeman.blogspot.com > "Sandy M" wrote in message > news:2A71FBD8-250A-4C7A-83CE-A0D0317B83C0@microsoft.com... > >I no longer am able to stop debugging in Visual Studio 2005. I start > > debugging from within VS using the Start Debugging button. This is an > > ASP.net application and I have tried to stop the debugging by clicking > > Stop > > Debugging and by closing the browser windows. After I do either of these, > > the code continues on as if I just hit Continue, except it doesn't hit any > > more breakpoints. > > > > When I go to the Debug menu, there is no Terminate All or Detach All. I > > can't find anywhere that an option exists for stopping this. > > > > This problem pretty much kills my debugging capabilities since I can't > > bail > > out at any time. > > > > Has anyone else run across this? Thanks much. > > Sandy > > > > >
