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Hi,
This isn't a fatal message, but I thought I'd ask. When in debug and the program halts to go back to the compiler (to show the error),I get the error message (for a console program): There is not disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into drive DeviceHarddisk1DR2. The options are "Cancel / Try Again / Continue". I hit cancel, and am set to the correct location in the debugger. Nothing critical, just annoying. Any idea?
Thanks,
Jon
This isn't a fatal message, but I thought I'd ask. When in debug and the program halts to go back to the compiler (to show the error),I get the error message (for a console program): There is not disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into drive DeviceHarddisk1DR2. The options are "Cancel / Try Again / Continue". I hit cancel, and am set to the correct location in the debugger. Nothing critical, just annoying. Any idea?
Thanks,
Jon
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We've seen about three of these complaints over the years, and Visual C++ users report it to on occasion. Nobody knows what causes it, but the usual solution is to exit Developer Studio, delete the .OPT and .NCB (if any) files in your project, then restart Developer Studio. Note that this will remove any breakpoints and watches you had set.
Steve
Steve

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