After the installation of Office 2003 my VS 2003 doesn't debug anymore.
error message ist:
unable to attach to  aspnet_wp.exe
the suggested steps in the VS help file dont help

Hy,
I think I'll become mad ...
I am using the DbgHelp library to perform
some stack browsing to help use during dugging.

We have a database logging application running on an XP Pro Box. 2.6Ghz, 512mbRam, our program, an I/O Card with incoming part detection signals.  At 12-24,000 actions per hour we are missing 1 part detect signal approximatley every 10,000 cycles.  This is a function of Windows ...

Initially I had a very slow respond in debugging
But just yesterday after I defrag my harddisk and restart my computer
I figure out that loading a project is extremely slow an
even I type 1 character in the code-behind, it will take 15 seconds to respond

I have install VS 2003 on my machine and I am unable to make it the default
debug processor ?
I am running XP Pro with all the service packs, and am very confused.

I am unable to setup visual studio .net 2003 so that I can step into my code
when my code runs in an AppDomain other that the default one.  When I use
the debug location tool bar to select the app domain, it complains that
there is no source code available.  But it's the same code ...

I'm using the WinnDbg debugger extension to debug a .NET application. I'd like to see the entries in a HashTable. My hashtable is at 0x04b54b4c. If I do a dumpobject on the address of the buckets (0x04b54b80) it doesn't provide me with enough information to get to the entries ...

Hi,                            (Win XP Prof., VS/VB 2003)
to get comparable results (as good as possible) when doing a performance
test, I executed
        GC.Collect()

In VB6, I had the freedom of breaking my code when a value changes for a
particular variable. I could do that while adding watch.
In VB.NET is it possible I can add a watch and tell it to break when the
value of that particular variable changes??

I have an application that is resident on a web server and it is started by http://web/directory/application.exe.  This has been working.
It uses a remote object hosted within the same copy of IIS.  This has been working.
Today, I added some new methods to the remote object.  They ...

I cannot start the VS 2003 debugger on ASP.NET applications.  I am using
Server 2003.
I get the 'ol "Error while trying to run project: Unable to start debugging
on the web server" message.

I'm trying to debug an ActiveX control (ATL71) running within a third-party
client application on a particular machine that I "do not own."  Not to get
into the gory details, but assume I cannot install a development environment
on the machine, and likewise, I cannot install the ...

I've recently moved from VC6 to .NET 2003. I'm finding
something rather strange in the debugger though.
If I break on a line of code in some function and
look at variable values either using the 'Autos' or

Hi all, I have the following problem:
I have an unmanaged dll that I would like to debug. I have the dll
project opened in .NET and I specify the executable (built with C#)
from the debugger. When I run, the program works fine, but whenever I

In my VS.NET applications, I've always referenced class libraries in the
external project's \bin\Debug folder.  Lately, I've notices that some
Microsoft samples reference class libraries in the external project's
\obj\Debug folder.