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This likely isn't a IVF issue. But it's annoying.
VS2008, SP1
Debug mode.
If I forget to use the "Stop Debugging" menu item, I end up with a CMD window and no seeming way to terminate the process without a reboot.
I have even started another one without terminating one and then can terminate the 2nd but the 1st is still hanging around.
Any ideas for a better solution? (other than remembering to use "stop debugging" everytime)?
Linda
VS2008, SP1
Debug mode.
If I forget to use the "Stop Debugging" menu item, I end up with a CMD window and no seeming way to terminate the process without a reboot.
I have even started another one without terminating one and then can terminate the 2nd but the 1st is still hanging around.
Any ideas for a better solution? (other than remembering to use "stop debugging" everytime)?
Linda
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Haven't run into that. How are you ending things other than "Stop Debugging"?
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MS released a hotfix for Windows XP mid year for a problem with those symptoms - see this thread.
Before the fix came out a partial work-around was to remap Shift-F5 from "Stop debugging" to "Detach process", otherwise the task bar could get rather busy with all the dead console windows by the end of the day.
Before the fix came out a partial work-around was to remap Shift-F5 from "Stop debugging" to "Detach process", otherwise the task bar could get rather busy with all the dead console windows by the end of the day.
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Quoting Steve Lionel (Intel)
Haven't run into that. How are you ending things other than "Stop Debugging"?
Usually, Steve, it's a "oh that's the problem", correct the code and then end VS -- but the cmd window gets left open. Or, having corrected the code, start a new run to see if that did it, without terminating the first.
Absent minded. Annoying. Not something terrible. If I used the debugger more, I would get used to always doing the "stop debugging", maybe. (I also couldn't find the task in the task manager window so I don't know if it can be stopped or not).
Linda
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I had forgotten about the Windows bug Ian mentioned - that's almost certainly the issue.

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