I installed IE 7 once it came out, but then my manager told us not to install
it until our HelpDesk group approved it.  So, I uninstalled IE 7 and after
doing so, I tried debugging through VS.NET 2002 and began getting a message
saying that I could not debug because my account ...

I have recently upgraded to Dev Studio 2005 Professional and I can no
longer step into a web service call.  I have a single solution that
contains the windows form application and the web services.  The web
services ( and code ) are located on the local host, not an external

I'm using VS2005 and in one of my solutions, the IDE is not breaking when
unhandled exceptions occur.  In the execptions dialog, I have all exceptions
marked to break on User-unhandled, but this is not happening (The exception
is just being printed to the output window).

I have a small project that is build with /clr. It has two files,
umg.cpp (unmanaged c++) and mged.cpp (MC++), and unmanged code will
call managed code. However, I can debug from unmanged code into managed
code. Can anyone help me to solve the problem?

Hiya,
I have been trying to get the minidumps from windows error reporting to open
correctly in visual studio 2005.
it's a managed c# application. and the WER site shows the crash a "managed

  Is there a way that I could debug any js file downloaded for a
particular internet page i.e I hit a page on the internet and wish to
debug the js file referred in that page.
  Please suggest.

I recently updated my virus application and have noticed that (whether it's
running or not) the virus program will continually output DLL load/unload
messages to my Debug Output window, which makes testing a huge pain. The
messages are as follows:

How can I cause the dos window that my program executes in remain open after
my program quits?  (I'd like the debugger to behave as if I ran my program
from cmd.exe instead of from explorer)
I can get similar behavior by inserting a breakpoint right before

I am using vs.net 2005 on this web app. when start the project in debug
mode, the IDE spenses 4-5 seconds to load one assembly. it happened before
but went away by itself. now it comes back again!!!
has anyone encountered this issus?

can someone help me with this task, or make some suggestions to solve
this one?
when trying to start debugging my solution, which I converted from
VS2003 to VS2005, I always get the errormessage:

Hi people,
Q: Is there a way to add a conditional break, so that execution breaks if
the value of a variable changes.
A: Yes there is, silly.

I have an x64 project where the EXE is native unmanaged C++ and it
calls a managed C# DLL.  For the Win32 version of the EXE, I'd set the
debugger type from "Auto" to "Mixed" and this would allow me to debug
my native C++ application and step into the C#/CLR code in the DLL, but

Quick question about DBNull in the immediate window.  Not sure if it is the
framework or the tool...but I'm betting that there is a setting in the tool.
I'm using Visual Studio .NET 2003 with the 1.1 framework, and Visual Studio
.NET 2005 with the 2.0 Framework.

we are having problems using the VS2005 debugger. we're using the
remote debugging where the process is running on a remote machine.
we're using the following settings in the properties tab:
Remote Server Name= IP where the process to be debugged is running

When debugging a local web project in VS.NET 2005, when I get to a section
of code that calls to a web service, it seems that my debugger tries to
start debugging the web service on the remote computer (which may be in my
network).