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How do I undo "Scope to this" in Visual Studio 2012?

In the Solution Explorer, I clicked on "Scope to this" to display only a part of the solution. Now I can't find how to get back to normal view.

Closing/Reopening Solution Explorer won't work; I searched every menu item, and "New Solution Explorer View" didn't work either; I found nothing on Google.

I must be missing something obvious... There has to be an easy way to undo "Scope to this", right?

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Eldritch Conundrum Avatar asked Mar 20 '13 08:03

Eldritch Conundrum


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1 Answers

Click the "Home" icon (third one by default, the one with a house pictogram) in the Solution explorer. This will revert the view to the full solution.

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ThiefMaster Avatar answered Sep 18 '22 18:09

ThiefMaster