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Ryan McClure
Ryan McClure

Reputation: 1233

Visual Studio Detach Current Debugger

I am working on a UWP application in Visual Studio 2015. I usually debug on desktop in x64, but today I debugged using ARM for a Windows phone (which worked fine). However, when I changed the architecture back to x64 to debug on desktop I got the error:

A debugger is attached to ... but not configured to debug this unhandled exception. To debug this exception, detach the current debugger.

So it appears this is a rather common issue that is easily fixed by changing debugger type from Managed only to Mixed, but my project properties doesn't have any Debug options for changing debugger type. In fact, I don't see any debugger options in my project properties at all...

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Am I looking in the wrong place here?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 1854

Answers (2)

RolandJS
RolandJS

Reputation: 1055

In VS 2022 I found these settings in Debug > Debug Properties (for both Packaged and Unpackaged), that solved the problem:

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Edit: This setting disabled Edit and Continue and Hot Reload.

Upvotes: 0

Ryan McClure
Ryan McClure

Reputation: 1233

I was able to find this setting under Debug > Project_Name Properties > Debug, it must have changed for VS 2015

Upvotes: 2

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