I just installed Bing Code Search for Visual Studio and C#, when I start visual studio, it launches normally, but once I start typing to get the intellisense that helps you search snippets, Visual Studio stops working and shows me the famous Visual Studio has stopped working.
Update : Bing Code Search never worked for me, using normal internet connection or using proxy
What could be the cause of this ? And how do I fix this ?
Goto %LocalAppData%\Microsoft\VisualStudio\10.0\Extensions
Peek into each of the installed extensions, you can read manifest file to check
if it is Bing Snippet Search.
Delete the specific extension folder
Restart IDE. If it still does not work, repair the VS 2013 installation.
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I work with Unity, and recently I came across some sort of bug with Visual Studio. For some reason one day the Script Editor stopped working.
When I first open it up through Unity, it would open as usual and seem fine, but after 5 seconds of interaction, Visual Studio would then freeze and crash without an error report. Following tries with the editor would just crash almost right away.
I did some research and found out that it was some sort of problem with Unity's MEF Cache, the Microsoft Documentation would ask me to do the following: Delete the following file: "%localappdata%\Microsoft\VisualStudio<version>\ComponentModelCache" and if the problem continues, I should run this line of code on VS' CMD as a administrator "devenv /setup".
I tried both methods with Visual Studio, but neither seemed to work, only to return to being fine for 5 seconds before freezing and crashing.
I have updated Visual Studio 2017 to the newer version and performed the same method, but the problem persists.
I would like to know if anyone have any solutions to my situation, if I should try reinstalling Visual Studio, try to reinstall Unity or just use another Script Editor.
edit: Just to inform, the version of Unity I was using was 2021.2.8f1. But I don't know if it matters since the bug didn't seem to depend on the Unity version.
I managed to fix the issue by installing Visual Studio 2022
My visual Studio 2017 community keeps freezing and i get the error message not responding when i deploy a Provided hosted add in to SharePoint. I can run all other types of projects that i have tried without any problems. I have a newly installed windows with just a few programs on it. I can run a console application to my SharePoint online without any problems. So i guess SharePoint isn't the problem.
What i have tried:
Reinstall windows
Reinstall Visual Studio
Reinstall ISS
Update Visual Studio
Update windows
Disable some debug options (Read online that might help)
And some minor things
I appreciate any help/tips i can get everything is helpful at this point.
i had same problem and i figure out its firefox problem, so when i uninstall firefox, problem solved for me,
may be it help you as well.
Same issue for me, you need to change the default browser from "Start Action" to "Internet Explorer" in the Add-in project properties pane.
I just got Visual Studio for my Mac. Although in Beta, it seems nice. Unfortunately, I can't seem to figure out where VIM could be. I've searched the marketplace, but cannot load any file or extension into the IDE to enable VIM. I've checked the preferences in keyboard behavior, but nothing.
Does this IDE really not have one of the most essential tools?
Use VsVim with Visual Studio for Mac 8.4 or newer.
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It's now available in the Visual Studio for Mac extension gallery (under IDE extensions)
You can usually find a more recent version on the github releases page than in the VS for Mac addin gallery.
Visual Studio for Mac is not a direct port of Visual Studio for Windows. It's essentially an alpha-level rebranding (with a lot of work put into it but still) of another IDE called Xamarin Studio, itself essentially a rebranding of MonoDevelop.
As such, you shouldn't expect any compatibility with other tools in the Visual Studio ecosystem for the time being.
However, you can set up MacVim as an external tool if you really want, but you won't get any kind of integration per se:
What worked for me was downloading VsVim addin as *.mpack file from this page: https://addins.monodevelop.com/Project/Index/403. In my case the file was named Vim.Mac.VsVim-2.8.0.7.mpack.
After downloading the file, I opened Visual Studio for Mac, selected Visual Studio - Extensions from the menu to open the Extension Manager pop-up window, clicked Install from file... button and selected the downloaded *.mpack file.
Needed to restart Visual Studio to get the extension to work.
This was done in Visual Studio for Mac 8.7.8.
After last VisualStudio update (8.1.3 - a new Editor is in place) Vim doesn't work anymore.
At least for now, you need to mark a setting in Visual Studio that forces use of the old editor, as described in the extension's README here.
From that page:
You need to use VsVim. Also, for those who find this via google, the workaround steps are:
Uninstall the broken VsVim extension and restart Visual Studio for Mac.
[Download](https://addins.monodevelop.com/Stable/Mac/8.5/Vim.Mac.VsVim-2.8.0.5.mpack via your browser)
In VsMac, go to the Extensions pane and click Install From File. Navigate to your Downloads folder and select the .mpack file you downloaded.
For some reason the extension doesn't work right away. You need to restart Visual Studio for Mac.
Reference: link
I'm a PHP developer, but recently I have to work with Visual Studio in a C# application. I don't know much about C#, just had a few experiences with it, and the problem is when I try to run/debug my code it works only for the first time. If I change ANY piece of code anywhere in the code the project won't launch anymore, all it does when I click "Debug" is open Google Chrome for me and there it hangs awaiting for "localhost" forever... This issue is driving me nuts, I can't program well if I have to restart Visual Studio whenever I change some code.
I have tried a lot of things that I found here and on Google, but nothing helped. I have fully repaired VS 2015, didn't work. Then I reinstalled it and still not working.
I have an ASP.NET MVC application that I'm working on in Visual Studio 2013 Premium. I have three projects that are underneath my solution. If I right-click on any of the folders that are immediately under my solution and choose add, the flyout from the context menu displays fine and Visual Studio continues to function normally.
If I right click on any (I've tried a few but not all) folder underneath one particular project in Visual Studio, it freezes for about fifteen minutes. The cpu and memory usage when this is going on seem pretty normal.
If I right click on any of the folders underneath the other two projects and choose Add I get the flyout to appear showing the types of things I can add to the folder and everything works just fine.
What I've tried:
Disabling all Visual Studio Extensions that can be disabled. This didn't fix it.
Starting an instance of Visual Studio in Safe mode, this does fix it.
Any idea what I can try next? I'd hate to have to manually uninstall all of the Visual Studio extensions that can't be disabled, but this seems like the logical next course of action.
As far as Extensions I have:
Application Insights Behaviors SDK (XAML)
Bing Dev. Assistant (Disabled, installed after problem started)
Find in Solution Explorer (Disabled)
Company-created Build Tools (Disabled)
Company-created Core Tools
Company-created Scaffolding Tools (Disabled)
Microsoft Advertising pubCenter
Microsoft Advertising SDK for Win 8.1
Microsoft Advertising SDK for WP 8.1 XAML
Microsoft ASP.NET and Web Tools
Microsoft Visual Studio ASP.NET MVC 5 Scaffolding
Nuget Package Manager
Productivity Power Tools (Disabled)
Release Management for VS 2013
TFS Server Power Tools for VS 2013
TFS Sidekicks (Disabled)
TFS Process Template Editor
TFS Team Collab.
TFS Work Item Type Designer
Unit Test Generator (Disabled)
Visual F#
VS Extensions for Windows Library for JavaScript
WP 8.1 SDK Integration
Workflow Manager Activities
I don't need the WP 8.1 stuff here at work, but dabble with it at home. Since I'm logged into my MSDN account in Visual Studio at both places, would it uninstall it from my home PC if I uninstall it at work?
I'm doing a little further exploration. On the project that has the problem, when I try to do an add to a folder, I'm seeing Nuget.exe get fired off every six seconds over and over again. Where would I look to see where this is set up? I assume in the .csproj file.
Thanks
I disabled and uninstalled a bunch of Visual Studio extensions, which didn't help. I then cleared my nuget cache and that solved my problem.
I had exactly the same problem apparently, in my case it was a reference problem try deleting them one by one until the it starts responding in real time, i suggest starting with 3rd party dlls.