How do I unhide Debug -> Attach to Process in Visual Studio 2008?

Go to Tools->Customize. In the Commands tab, look in the Categories list. Find the Debug entry.In the right side, select the "Attach to Process..." entry.

Drag it back up to your Debug pull down menu.

You could try resetting the options to defaults: Tools > Import and export settings ... > Reset all settings. If you export your current settings first (from the same menu item) then you can recover them afterwards if it doesn't help.

It could be a privilege issue. Attaching a debugger to a process requires that the user have Debug Privilege (and that the process doesn't deny the same). You should still be able to debug processes that you create without this privilege, you just can't attach to processes.

Oddly, I now find "Attach to Process" under Tools instead of Debug... – Rice Flour Cookies Feb 4 '10 at 15:10.

Visual Studio 2008 has a number of environment types. The environment types hide some options that it believes you might not need. If the person that installed the software chose "Web Developer" instead of "General Development Settings" then the "Attach to Process" option would be hidden from you.

Using the "Reset All Settings" option will not unhide the option for you. I don't believe there's an way to change your environment type in the user interface. I've always reinstalled Visual Studio to fix this issue.

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