I've been developing a VB app for a couple of weeks during
which I frequently start it with debug. Today when I
started the debug run the whole VS IDE hung never getting
to the break point on the very first line of my code. I've

whenever I try to debug an ASP .NET app in VS .NET using limited user
account (Win XP) I get an error message that says "Error while trying to run
project: Unable to start debugging on the web server. Access is denied.".

I upgraded from Win2000 Pro to Win XP Pro a couple of days ago. I am now
experiencing problems debugging windows applications in VS .NET 2002.  I
never had any problems on Win2000 and I don't have any problems debugging
ASP.NET apps.. it's only windows apps.

I've just started converting some old DBGHELP based stack dumping code over to
using the DIA.  Problem is, it's not all that intuitive considering the drought
of documentation for the DIA.  I can look at all of the symbols and what not
using the DIA with no problems, similar to the ...

i have the following problem: I have an ASP page on witch a
VB6-ActiveX-Com-Server is loaded. In this ActiveX a COM+-Component is
called. This COM+-Component is created with VS.NET 2003. In it is a
hard coded user breakpoint (Debug.Break()). When I load the ASP page

VS.NET 2003 lets me specify that I want to start two projects at once, both
with debugging. This is a great feature that I get quite a bit of use out
of.
When I hit "pause" in the debugger, it seems random which application get

I'm experiencing the following annoying behaviour in the Visual Studio .net
2003 and am looking for a way of stopping it from happening.
For debugging purposes, I want to catch all exceptions that are raised in my
code that I have in the IDE, so I go to "Debug > Exceptions" and set ...

I am running vs.net on a client wkstation.  My application is on a remote
server (domain controller) inside the firewall.  I have the remote debugging
components installed on the server.  However, I keep getting the following
msg "Error while trying to run project: Unable to start ...

* running VStudio.NET on Win2K3-Server, I am unable to get IIS to open
script debugger when it encounters a STOP statement - the last thing I
installed was vstudio.net and it was working before - and i have followed
all the steps outlined in Q281427, and i have installed all latest ...

I have a very strange problem. I am running VS 2002 on XP Pro.
I have a solution containing several projects.
When I want to debug my application it doesn't always start. Looking at the
output windows, the .NET assemblies get loaded, but when it gets to one of

I have this scenario: many users log on the same server as
the same user and then execute VS.Net to create ASP.Net
applications using VB.Net. Whenever one of then starts an
application in debug mode from the IDE everyone else gets

When building the solution in debug mode, a Program Debug Database is
created in the bin folder. This file has become rather large. Is there a way
to view the contents of the database?
thanks

VS.NET 2002
I have a form that I am trying to debug.  I set breakpoints in the click
event of a command button.  When I start the application and go into Debug
Mode, and click on the command button, it does not stop at the breakpoint..

Not sure if this is the right group but it's as close as
I could find....
I have an application that runs (RSLinx by Rockwell
automation) and this program periodically crashes for

When trying to debug any project on VS .NET 2003 Pro, I receive de following
error:
Error while trying to run project: Unable to start debugging. The debugger
is not properly installed. Run setup to install or repair the debugger.