How to fix this visual studio keyboard display issue?

Question

Something (who knows, maybe even me, though, of course, not intentionally) changed the keyboard mapping in Visual Studio 2008 , and I cannot figure out how to return it to default.

The symptom that I see as a problem is that when entering a class name that is not in the namespace specified in the using operations at the top of the file, the shortcut for adding this namespace to file (expand tooltip) is by default , Ctrl + . (period) has been changed to Shift + Alt + F10 . Other key settings may have changed, but this is the one that really annoys me at the moment.

Ways I have already tried to fix a problem that didn’t work

• Tools, options, environment, keyboard, click Reset. (The optional mapping scheme is set to "Default", but I also tried VC # 2005, and the problem is not fixed.)
• Tools, import and export options, re-importing C # developer settings.
• devenv /reset
• Use of "repair" at the installer.

I know that maybe I could only fix this key binding by setting it up, but I don't want to do this. I want to reset all key binding specifications to their default settings.

Answer 1

I understood the problem: Ctrl + . FSI was reassigned when I installed F #. That's why resetting the key mappings did not fix the problem: I still had F #. And the answer to which I lost other mappings: "Those that are displayed by FSI" (FSI type in keyboard mappings, there are only two of them).

Answer 2

I ran into the same problem (Tools-Options-> Keyboard) View.ShowSmartTag is a field where you can manually assign a shortcut to Ctrl + .

I know this a few months after posting, but that should do the trick.

Answer 3

Do you have a working visual studio? You can export settings (keyboard settings only) from this unit and import them into your computer.

Answer 4

In standard Visual Studio 2008 key bindings, C # displays by default as Ctrl + . , so Shift + Alt + F10 to display smart tags.

You can download Visual C # 2008 Keybinding Reference Poster here .

Answer 5

Did you do something like installing ReSharper ?

If you have done this, you can fix this by looking at your Visual Studio options and / or ReSharper options (I don’t remember now) and just setting them to continue using Visual Studio layouts, not for the Add-in.

Answer 6

something will happen to me ... make sure the "F lock" key on the keyboard (if you are one of them) is turned on. I did not stitch it, I turned it off, and nothing worked out fine. (F5 - open the opening dialog, F10 switch to split mode!)