I am using Visual Studio 2013 Update 3,
How do I turn off spell checker, its irritating for me.
Anyone knows about it then please tell me.
Thanks in Advance!!
check Tools | Extensions and Updates and see which extension are listed. If spell checker is there, remove it and see if you still get spell checking.If so, something else is doing it.
Ok, I have found the way.
I have installed "ComponentOne IntelliSpell for Visual Studio",
So, I just Uninstalled it and evrything works well!!
Thanks all.
Please follow below simple steps:
Go to Tools > Extensions and Updates
In Search, type "Spell Checker" or "Visual Studio Spell Checker"
Select the tool and you can Disable or Uninstall
Click here to see the screenshot
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I'm new to Rider and in Visual Studio I can press Alt+Enter to correct something to what Visual Studio suggests.
I've tried to illustrate the situation in the picture below. So the editor (ReSharper (?)) suggests I use the wording MyRoom instead (which makes sense for methods), but is there a command to auto correct this as with visual studio 2017? And in that case, what is its name? I've been trying to find it in the keymap but cant find it
I am not quite sure, but there is an extension call IntelliSpell
Easy-to-use, one-click operation to spell-check your Microsoft Visual Studio files, projects, or entire solution.
you can find it here: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=GrapeCityinc.IntelliSpell-SpellCheckerforVisualStudio
In the Rider help it is written, that you can also use Alt + Enter. You could also try Ctrl + .. If I remember correctly it worked in Visual Studio with Resharper.
It's apparently called "Show Intention Action" and was bound to something weird on MacOS! I've bound it to cmd+enter now. Thank you for your help though! :-)
I am having a problem with IntelliSense in my VS 2017.
When I miss some using statement, I receive an error and no suggestions:
Here is an example:
I have a class called Profile, but I am not seeing any error or any suggestion. Can anybody help me with that?
I would suggest to install 'Visual Studio Productivity Power Tools' by going to Tools -> Extensions and Updates -> Online, and searching for it by name. I'm running this on a very old PC, and it doesn't really drain performance.
You can also try the series of solutions proposed by SajjadHashmi here to fix a broken IntelliSense.
I am having an issue with Specflow remaining disabled in Visual Studio extensions.
When I start VS I get an error SpecflowPackagePackage didn't load correctly.
I tried to uninstall and reinstall specflow but it seems weird. When I uninstall it says uninstall successful and asks to restart VS. When I restart Specflow is still there but disabled.
Using Visual Studio 2015, Update 3, 64bit. Windows 10. Specflow Version 2017.1.6
I had a similar problem. However, it's happened for me on Visual Studio 2017, then I went to Control Panel/Programs and updated the Visual Studio 2017. It's worked for me.
I don't know what caused the problem. But the way I fixed was:
NOTE This might delete all plugins.
delete everything in below folders (with VS closed)
C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Microsoft\VisualStudio\14.0
C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\VisualStudio\14.0
And reinstall the plugins along with specflow.
If someone can post a better answer please feel free to.
Go to the top menu -> Tools -> Extensions and Updates. On left navigation menu, be sure Installed -> All is selected. Find Specflow extension in the list and click it. Click Enable button and restart VS.
Upgrading Visual Studio to the latest version fixed the issue for me.
NOTE: I believe the accepted answer works because the SpecFlow extension gets removed. If you don't need SpecFlow then uninstalling it from Tools->Extensions and Updates menu also works.
Under tools --> Options (settings)--> extension and updates --> Change your Extension and Update settings , check the Load per user extension checkbox
After updating to visual studio 2013, update 4, the TEST option is missing from my screen, I thought Visual Studio update 5 would fix it, but it did not. "TEST" is missing from my options and I don't know why.
I have tried resetting the settings, it does not help, reset settings:
I cannot add test via TOOLS -> CUSTOMIZE -> COMMANDS -> ADD COMMAND, it is not there.
What edition of Visual Studio are you working with? Have you ever had
the TEST menu present?
Yes, I've run tests before, I'm currently
at Visual Studio 2013.5 - Premium flavor
#OP answered:
I don't know why, but uninstalling Office Tools extension seems to have fixed it.
I wanted to provide an explanation for why Menu's can go missing. One reason for this is when you install another component for Visual Studio, like Team Foundation Client or in this case Office Tools extension. They "may" automatically select a different setting. To check if this is the problem:
In Visual Studio click Tools Menu > Import and Export Settings:
See here how Project Management Settings is selected, that is the wrong setting if you're a Developer.
To see the missing developer menu's reset it back to a developer setting.
Ref: http://blog.accentient.com/a-visual-studio-mystery-the-case-of-the-missing-menu-items/
I had the same issue in VS 2015 Update 2 Community and the culprit apparently was AppInsights extension (https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/issues/11653). To provide some detail:
Noticed test menu missing in existing solution where I previously ran tests
Made a blank test project, still no test menu
closed vs and reopened. Still not test menu
Got error referencing C:\Users{username}\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\VisualStudio\14.0\ActivityLog.xml
Last error in there was NullReferenceException in CodeLensIndicatorService
Googling that found link above, tieing to this add-in.
disabling it fixed the issue and test menu not appears and I can run tests.
Forgive me if I complain a bit, but if any VS team is reading: Under no circumstances should an add-in failing cause a built-in menu to not appear. As much as this is a bug caused by the the various add-ins, it is also a flaw in VS IMO- and one that is not trivial for end-users to connect the dots on.
Somehow the settings (settings have menu items configuration also) for your visual studio may have issue. Either you can try reset. Only in case that doesn't work you can always customize your menu item. so
Tool -> Customize (by default standard should be selected)
select commands tab and then menu bar option. You can see options to add commands. Under that you can select test so make testing option visible.
Also for testing test case, you can always right click on class and run it.
Hi Please try to reset all setting
http://blog.accentient.com/a-visual-studio-mystery-the-case-of-the-missing-menu-items/
If not then there is workaround to add your setting
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/visualstudioalm/archive/2012/09/11/visual-studio-2012-where-is-the-test-toolbar-couldn-t-find-it-anywhere.aspx
After doing close visual studio instances and reopen it.
I don't know why, but uninstalling Office Tools extension seems to have fixed it.
Edit: I tried to reproduce this bug, I ran the VS2013.5 update and clicked repair. The update took +5 hours, figured it got stuck. So I cancelled it, got stuck cancelling. So I ended the process. Now I started visual studio and TEST is missing, basically my visual studio installation is messed up I think.
Edit: Found the culprit, it was Microsoft Intune Endpoint Protection that was installed on my pc. It basically scanned everything and when visual studio got updated and files were written to the disk, something went wrong and corrupted my install. I turned it off by excluding C:\* from being scanned and ran VS2013.5 update and clicked repair. Everything is fine now.
I was using Visual Studio 2010 Express for a project and recently changed over to ultimate 2010. I am noticing that when I would debug in express I could put a break point, edit the code if needed and continue without having to recompile.
With VS 2010 ultimate it tells me the version has changed and i have to stop and restart. How do i get the functionality that express had in ultimate?
Thanks for the help.
EDIT: More specifically, here is the message i get:
"This source file has changed. It no longer matches the versio nof the file used to build the application being debugged".
You have to enable 'Edit & Continue' both in the debug menu (should be on by default. check by going to debug > options+settings) and possibly again in the specific project if it's a web project of some sort. It should be a checkbox there.
edit: it's been a bit since i've tried it, but as far as i recall, that's the how. i'll see if i can grab you a link.