I am using Visual Studio 2013.
For some reason, the Start Debugging button is missing on my toolbar. Also, when I am debugging, the Stop debugging/Pause buttons are disabled. However, the same menu items are enabled and working properly. This appears to be in a specific project - I created a separate project and the buttons were present and working properly.
Any ideas as to what might cause this?
Thanks!
To end a debugging session in Microsoft Visual Studio, from the Debug menu, choose Stop Debugging.
To start building the program, press the green Start button on the Visual Studio toolbar, or press F5 or Ctrl+F5. Using the Start button or F5 runs the program under the debugger. Visual Studio attempts to build and run the code in your project.
For Visual Basic, select Debug in the left pane, select the Enable native code debugging check box, and then close the properties page to save the changes. Select Debug in the left pane, select the Enable native code debugging check box, and then close the properties page to save the changes.
I've found that sometimes these buttons just disappear on me as well.
Here is how to fix the issue. On your main toolbar, select the TOOLS dropdown and select "Customize".
You should see a menu similar to this:
Ensure that the "Standard" and "Debug" items are both checked and click close.
You should now properly see your Start / Pause / Stop buttons.
Note: If this does not solve the issue, you will be forced to reset all of your settings to default. You can do so by going through the TOOLS dropdown, clicking "Import and Export Settings", and selecting the "Reset all settings" option.
I also face the same problem. Solution: Tools->Import and Export Settings->Reset all settings and then next. It worked for me.
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