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ReSharper will not work correctly in Visual Studio 2012 running on Windows 8

I installed Visual Studio 8 on Windows 8 using Resharper 7.0.1, and I have some problems in order for the Resharper function to function properly. It seems that most of ReSharper is not working, but here are some of the strange actions I noticed:

  • Pressing Ctrl-Shift+T will open a dialog box for selecting a file or folder, but when I select a file here and click the button, the dialog box closes, but the file does not open.
  • Ctrl+R+R (rename) gives a message that the key is bound to Resharper Rename, but it is not available at the moment, even if the cursor is inside the variable in the standard .cs file, and the program does not debug it.
  • Alt + Enter does nothing, so the context menu does not appear anywhere.

Does anyone know if ReSharper should work under Win 8, or is it something that went bad on my machine? In this case, what?

EDIT

Notes that code analysis also does not work. So there is a “bar” on the right side of the code window that displays green. yellow and red lines to indicate problems do not exist.

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It seems that reinstalling Resharper did the trick. Now I uninstalled Reshaper and reinstalled it, and now everything seems to be working fine.

I don’t know what went wrong for the first time, but now it has returned to normal.

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You are probably working without any keyboard layout. You can reset to do something more useful:

  • Go to the next part of the settings: ReSharper => Options => Environment => Keyboard and Menu

  • Choose Visual Studio

  • Click Apply Scheme

The next time you press a button binding, which is already used by Visual Studio, you will have the option to switch the ReSharper keyword (or save the original Visual Studio keyboard).

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I think I had a similar problem. I missed some “Contextual Actions for Coding”, See http://www.jetbrains.com/resharper/webhelp/Coding_Assistance__Context_Actions.html I could solve my problem by deleting Annotaions.cs in the “Properties” folder (which is automatically created Resharper). After Resharper created the new Annotaions.cs, the missing missing options were available again.

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