Use Ctrl+F5 to start running without the debugger. This can also be accessed from the Debug menu, as "Start without debugging You can also change the project configuration from Debug to Release, as explained here.
Use Ctrl+F5 to start running without the debugger. This can also be accessed from the Debug menu, as "Start without debugging". You can also change the project configuration from Debug to Release, as explained here.
It had to be right below the one I click several times a day ... it just had to :) – ldigas Feb 11 '10 at 19:13 You can also add this command to Debug menu by the following steps: Tools->Customize->Commands tab->Click Rearrange Commands button->Select Debug from Menu Bar dropdownlist->and then Click Add button->Select Debug from Categories and then Select Start without debugging from Commands->OK. – Adeel Feb 11 '10 at 19:35.
Debug - Start without Debugging or Ctrl F5. Or launch your app outside Visual Studio.
You probably mean Visual Studio 2008 (sorry, stupid remark). Do you want to get rid of the "Do you want to start the debugger" question if your application crashes? In that case, you may want to look at the registry key "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\AeDebug".
You will find there entries to configure this popup (appear or not, which application to start at crash, ...).
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