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When I try to analyse my code using Inspector I get a messag that it can't start because IFEO is enabled, and that I should use GFlags to disable it.
HOW do I do that please? I loaded GFlags and typed in the path name to the exceutable I want to analyse and here's what I see:
What do I do next!??
Thanks, David
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I looked in the registry and found that the following was set:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution Options\deepskystacker.exe]
"GlobalFlag"="0x02000000"
"PageHeapFlags"="0x3"
Should I just delete these - do they relate to any Visual Studio settings?
David
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I had this problem, the issue was that I had enabled Microsoft Application Verifier on the executable (and forgot about it). Removing the executable from app verifier fixed the issue.

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