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Visual C# crash when I try to open or create new project / files
I have installed Visual Studio 2010 (VB.net) and work without problem, but C# 4.0 don't work.
Attached some Screenshot about the errors.
I have installed C# 4.0 and not work and after uninstall it I was installed C# 4.0 (express edition) with some result.
I have win7 and 4.0 framework installed.
Someone can help me to solve this problem ?
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Attached some Screenshot about the errors.
I have installed C# 4.0 and not work and after uninstall it I was installed C# 4.0 (express edition) with some result.
I have win7 and 4.0 framework installed.
Someone can help me to solve this problem ?
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You are missing the right framework. Re-install .net framework 4. Apply all microsoft updates after that.
ASKER
Yes. I will do, thank you !
P.S.
Do you known if exist a way do prevent the debug in some specific module ?
P.S.
Do you known if exist a way do prevent the debug in some specific module ?
While debugging you will find in the Debug entry of your Main menu options like "Step Into F10", "Step Over F11" and "Step Out Shift+F11" that will behave differently on a call to a specific module. 1st option will debug the statement, 2nd option will just execute the statement without debugging and stop on the next, last option will execute all remaining statements of the current module and stop on the first statement following the call to the module you were in.
Step through your code or place breakpoints to debug the parts of your code to investigate why it creates errors in spite of your excellent program design.
Step through your code or place breakpoints to debug the parts of your code to investigate why it creates errors in spite of your excellent program design.
ASKER
Thank you , but I mean at run time (some lines in the module)
Sorry, never encountered that option. You'd better start another thread for that question.
ASKER
Thank you !