This is truly unacceptable. Besides the problem in the OTHER thread regrading the IDE and C++, the IDE cannot COMPILE nor RUN any C# applications.
This is unacceptable! What the hell is wrong with this product My system is clean - I have not installed Visual Studio on this machine before (I've installed on another machine, previous, though).
Totally messed up IDE
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OzMan
Eretria - chan -
This sounds like a known issue. Try enabling Terminal Services on your machine.
http://blogs.msdn.com/habibh/archive/2005/11/10/491572.aspx
Does that help
Thanks,
Karen
gjb17
I'm trying to debug a C# project I downloaded from SVN, developed by another. I compile using F7. No errors. Press F5 to debug. Error. If I run it outside the studio, it runs fine. Btw, Ctrl + F5 (Run w/o debug) works.
Error message I get is...
"Error while trying to run project: Unable to start debugging.
The binding reference (handle) is invalid."
The second part is in my local language, though, so I've translated it.
OneRing
Eretria-chan:
Can you provide any more details to help us diagnose the problem Are you getting any error messages
Also, I'm moving this thread to the Visual C# IDE forum.
Michael Blome - Visual C# Documentation Team
PederO
We'll need more information before we can give you any help:
Thanks,
-Tom Meschter
Software Dev, Visual C# IDE
Patrick Covert