Keyboard Scheme You can switch between two default keyboard shortcut schemes or choose None to configure ReSharper shortcuts yourself, in Visual Studio options (Tools | Options | Environment | Keyboard). Click Apply to apply the selected scheme.
Press Ctrl+T or choose ReSharper | Navigate | Search Everywhere / Go to Type… from the main menu . Alternatively, you can press Ctrl+Shift+A , start typing the command name in the popup, and then choose it there. In the Search Everywhere list that appears, start typing the item name.
For those of you (understandably IMO) not confortable with resetting all your keyboard settings for this specific shortcut :
Edit.GoToAll
shortcut,ReSharper.ReSharper_GotoType
.Worked for me.
I had this exact issue (Ctrl+T does not work, but other shortcuts does), but none of the solutions worked for me.
For my specific case, I had recently installed a VS extension (DevExpress) which apparently included another extension called CodeRush. Uninstalling CodeRush fixed my problem with Ctrl+T not working.
If you have a similar problem, and cant seem to fix it - check if you have other extensions/tools installed that might interfere with VS/ReSharper shortcuts.
Came back for me without resetting VS keyboard mappings (and loosing my shortcuts) by simply
I noticed that in some cases it might be necessary to reset all settings of the IDE. This way I'm suggesting is the latest I would take, and before doing it, try the best answers provided before. However if you need to go hard, because CTRL+T is not mapped correctly, go to Tools / Imports and Export Settings / Reset all settings. Once done you can apply the ReSharper key configuration via Reshaper Options / Keyboard / Reshaper 2.x / Apply Scheme
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