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Resharper removes CTRL +. QuickActions Tasks

So, I finally give ReSharper a try, and so far it's not so bad, but it looks like it replaces a lot of key bindings. I kept the original VS key bindings, and every time they ask me what I want to do when there is a conflict keyword, that's cool.

Also, I seem to have lost my CTRL +. Window / QuickActions dialog / drop-down list. I use this religiously to rename methods and implement interfaces.

I tried resetting the VS> key bindings for 'View.QuickActions' to be CTRL +., But nothing happens when I enter this shortcut. In addition, nothing happens when I right-click on something, select "Quick Actions" from the context menu.

Are there any new ReSharper "QuickActions" that I can implement, or what are bindings for renaming variables / methods / classes, etc. and implementation of interfaces?

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I have the same problem with Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition and ReSharper v9.2. Unfortunately, on the ReSharper blog here for v9.1.2, they indicate that:

The main problem with 9.1.1 is that it blocks Visual Studios fast actions: whenever ReSharper and Visual Studio detect a problem and provide a fix, you have no way to select Visual Studios to respond quickly to ReSharpers.

In my experience, even if there is no problem with ReSharper in the line, the quick action of Visual Studio will not work; for example, with a Visual Studio Spell Checker extension that detects a spelling error in a comment. ReSharper, obviously, has no problems with this line of code, Quick Action is visible and works with the mouse, but the keyboard shortcut is Ctrl +. does not work.

According to the same post:

ReSharper 9.1.2 combines its own quick fixes and other contextually accessible actions with Visual Studios include quick actions in the Alt + Enter menu

However - at least in case of a spelling error in the comment - the ReSharper menu Ctrl + Enter does not see anything standing on this line and therefore the solution does not work.

Here's hoping ReSharper v9.3 fixes the problem!

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I needed a VS quick-action lamp / screwdriver so that I could use a neat extension to create mappings , and found that

ReSharper > Options > Code Inspection > Settings, and disable "Do not show Visual Studio bulb".

Worked - now I get both.

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