Disable Break Mode Page in VS2015

Question

Recently moved from VS2010 to 2015. Now, when I pause the running application to work on it, I get this very annoying page "Interrupt mode" with "The application is in interrupt mode." Well, don't shoot Sherlock, I paused. I know him in break mode. The page annoys and takes me away from code that I was going to work on completely unnecessarily.

I did not get this nasty page in 2010. Perhaps in 2010, some settings switched, but too long to remember.

Is there any way to disable this crazy gap page in VS2015?

Answer 1

The best solution I have found so far is to drag the “Break Mode” tab to the bottom of the screen (so that it is attached as a toolbar window) and make it as small as possible. Then, when you stop and get this screen, it at least does not cover your existing view.

Answer 2

To solve this problem, there is a free extension: Disable the available source tab available for the VS market.

This small extension will prevent the tool window from appearing with the title "No Source" in Visual Studio and keep focus on the currently active tab.

Answer 3

In the "Tools" → "Options" → "Debugging" → "CHECK" - use the managed compatibility mode

Answer 4

Another option:

I like to use the keyboard instead of the mouse, so I pause with CTRL + ALT + BREAK (or you can press the pause button) regardless of what causes the annoying “Interrupt Mode” window to appear

When it appears and suppose you still have the CTRL + ALT + BREAK keys, hold down the key - just release the ALT and BREAK keys and press the F4 key

This will close the annoying interrupt mode window and lead you to the page and there will be a cursor on your cursor before you press CTRL + ALT + BREAK.

So ... in one dirty press video
CTRL + ALT + BREAK (to enter interrupt mode), and then
CTRL + F4 (to close the dumb interrupt mode window and place the cursor where you were before pressing CTRL + ALT + BREAK)

Answer 5

I also had this unpleasant problem, and I did not understand that I turned on the "Exception Settings" to "Break all exceptions." Then where there are some Exceptions in the external code, where the debugger stopped, but I could not see the code, as it was in the Framework. Pretty annoying.

The reset exception parameters in VS2017:

ctrl+al+e -> right click on the opening window -> reset to defaults 

Maybe this helps someone =)