When I was editing a HTML file with VS 2019, Tabnine did give me some suggestions, but when I select one of them and hit enter, nothing happens. Neither reinstalling Tabnine nor restarting VS 2019 helps. The weird thing is that Tabnine still functions normally in C# code completion. Does anyone know how to fix this problem? Thanks.
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Visual Studio 2019 Community 16.8.4 crashes when drag and drop Document Tab.
I have re-installed VS 2019 Community and it does not fix the problem. I have been using 2019 Community for a year now with no problem. Not sure if it is related to 16.8.4 or not.
Has anyone else had this problem? If so have you figured out how to fix it?
[Workaround]
Edit %InstallRoot%\Common7\IDE\devenv.exe.config and %LocalAppData%\Microsoft\VisualStudio\16.0_xxx\devenv.exe.config and append the following text to the AppContextSwitchOverrides element’s value attribute:
;Switch.System.Windows.Interop.MouseInput.OptOutOfMoveToChromedWindowFix=true;Switch.System.Windows.Interop.MouseInput.DoNotOptOutOfMoveToChromedWindowFix=true
After restarting VS, you should be able to drag your VS windows around without crashing.
https://developercommunity2.visualstudio.com/t/Unexpected-VS-crash-when-docking-or-spli/1323017#T-N1330689
Indeed fixed in 16.8.5 as specified here: https://developercommunity2.visualstudio.com/t/Unexpected-VS-crash-when-docking-or-spli/1323017
It's just started doing it today, been fine on this version up to this point. It only seems to be the docking so I have Visual Studio on the left hand side of the screen then I'm floating editor windows on the right. Seems to be OK like that.
I have VS2015 and the updates that are supposedly causing the crash weren't installed. Instead I got KB5001028 and KB4601056 installed on the 15th and docking any windows in Visual Studio crashed immediately. Removing those updates fixed the crashing partially. Now I'll get random crashes when docking and immediately switching windows, but not always.
Updating visual studio 2017 to its latest minor version, fixed issue for me.
For those who can't find a solution shall try this.
For me, none of the solutions worked. I've updated to latest version and even tried all windows updates recommended.
Finally I figured it out that it was due to eXtra Buttons application. Once the eXtra Buttons is closed, everything was back to normal. Please share if this fix works.
I have asp.net core3 project, when i run project in debug mode in visual studio 2019 and click on browse button of a file uploader, debug mode will close and IIS go off.
my visual studio is up to date.
Your problem is similar to this stackoverflow question.
A possible solution is to use Firefox, chrome or edge. Please refer to the question once.
We have a significant code base that has been built solely on VS2013 and are now considering moving over to 2017.
However after building our functioning code base (which works fine) in 2017, symbols are no longer being loaded for debugging purposes. This means that breakpoints aren't being hit in the code when we debug it.
Has someone else happened across this issue?
I had similar issue and I did the following:
Debug=>Options=>General => Remove the check mark for "Enable Just My Code"
This worked for me.
I have quite an odd issue in VS 2015 CE. I'm working on a ASP MVC site and when I I try to access Model properties using Razor in view inside a method a visual studio immediately closes the intellisense window which shows the available properties.
Works perfectly:
#Model.Shared.UserName
Doesn't work
#Html.Raw(Model.Shared.UserName)
When I'm typing the "Model." inside a method, Visual studio keeps closing up the suggestion window. This is becoming really annoying. Has anyone experienced something similar?
The window I'm referring to:
A workaround that I've managed to satisfy myself with after half a year is to use ReSharper which amazingly fixed this issue as well. It's not exactly solution to why the Visual studio is acting this way, but there is probably little left to do.
Something really weird is happening with my installation of Visual Studio 2015. When I just opened VS and run the project, it deploys normally. However, when I start to change things i.e. html, js, etc and hit refresh to see my new changes, after a while the browser takes FOREVER to load the page again.
This also happens when I change server code, suppose the project is running normally, then I stop the debugger, change my code, and launch the project again.
I have Windows 10 installed in my machine, Visual Studio 2015 Update 1.
I don't know what could be happening, and I have googled it without much success. Does somebody know a way I could inspect what is happening when this occurs? Any tools?