Reputation: 37
I've recently upgraded from VS2015 Professional Update 2 to VS2015 Enterprise Update 2. The process was rather buggy.
First I attempted to upgrade directly from Pro Update 2 to Ent Update 1, as that was the media I had. This provided all sorts of install errors.
C++ redistro install failed (version wrong),
Connected Services (package failed)
Azure Connected Services (package failed)
Eventually I completely uninstalled Pro & C++ redistros (x86 & 64), rebooted and installed a fresh copy of Enterprise. Installation went better as C++ didn't fail. However, it left me in the same boat, with this error every time I start the debugger.
I've tried everything I can find: - Unchecking "Enable the Visual Studio hosting process" - Many uninstalls and re-installs.
If I knew how to "disable debugging the failed type(s)" I would.
The only successful solution I've seen so far was: "I solved it! Reinstall windows and VS!"
Upvotes: 1
Views: 2641
Reputation: 1208
For me this happened when I updated ASP.NET Core NuGet dependency Microsoft.AspNetCore.All to 2.1.2 but corresponding SDK (2.1.302) has not been installed yet
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 1062
Looks like problem with IntelliTrace To quick solve it you can go to VS Options -> IntelliTrace and switch it off or check all.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 440
I've recently upgraded from VS2015 Enterprise Update 3. I encountered this warning. I solved it. Repair VS 2015.
Upvotes: 2