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Microsoft Debugger starts running, but I don't want that

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bobi4

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Jan 3, 2005
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Hi

On one computer is Visual Studio.Net installed.

Now I have problems with debugger which starts, when I run one
other application. How can I "tell" to the debugger, that there is no need to run, if I start this application, because I cant work with it...

Thanks...
 
IF I understand the question, the problem you can solve in VS.NET meniu "Build>Configuration Manager" set configuration for Release and not run Debugger in Debug mode.
 
Thanks hvytas for response...

Your hint didn't solve the problem...

The problem is, that I have one application,
which I've installed separately on this computer and this debugger is interactnig with the debugger.

It's not designed in Visual studio...
(I think...)

Sorry if you don't understand me...
My English is bad...


 
If a .Net assembly throws an exception, it attempts to load a debugger, if there is one available it will usually prompt you for what to do. If one isn't available, you'll usually get a JIT Debugger error message that says what the exception was and that a debugger was not found.

I'm not sure how to turn that off though. It's a feature ;)

-Rick

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