Visual Studio Express 2012 raises an annoying exception popup

Description of the problem:

Whenever an exception is thrown and not displayed, a dialog box appears. I want Visual Studio Express 2012 to simply break down and stop capturing all my data using this modal dialog box. Dialog example: enter image description here

Solution Required:

VS 2010 does not show this annoying popup, but something is called a troubleshooting assistant. How can I get the same gap in exceptions in 2012 as in 2010? Even if this is not possible, I really want the popup to be gone , keeping the break.

What I tried to solve this problem:

  • Find a solution for both Google and StackOverflow (some of the keywords that I used: visual studio 2012, pop-up, window, dialog, exception, exception, break)
  • Start repair on VS 2012
  • Delete and delete the settings (folder: C: \ Users \ <username> \ Documents \ Visual Studio 2012), and then install
  • Tools β†’ Import and Export Settings β†’ β€œReset all settings”
  • Include "Throw on exception type exception"
  • Change the settings in: "Tools β†’ Options β†’ Debugging β†’ General"

Edit:

I am using the express version, without the removal assistant anymore ! :(

Edit2:

A (very ugly) workaround was discovered using AutoHotkey:

#SingleInstance force #Persistent loop { WinWaitActive, Microsoft Visual Studio Express 2012 for Windows Desktop WinClose, Microsoft Visual Studio Express 2012 for Windows Desktop } return 
+7
source share
2 answers

Based on the answers in the following forum, VS 2012 Express no longer has an exception helper option: http://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/762652/enable-exception-assistant-option-missing-from-vs2012- express-for-desktop

We hope that we will see it in future versions of VS Express. VS 2010 Express is still available, and 2012 can read 2010 projects without breaking compatibility. Therefore, if this is very important to you, you can return to 2010 to track errors. Not a particularly interesting solution, but I'm still impressed that Microsoft has provided as many features as in the Express release.

+3
source

In VS2012, when I uncheck "Tools" β†’ "Options" β†’ "Debug" β†’ "General" β†’ "Enable Exception Helper", I get an annoying dialog box.

+2
source

All Articles