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I’ve being messing with the debug options and now all my exceptions are like
System.NullReferenceException crossed a native/managed boundary.
Sometimes, when an exception occurs VS asks me to open some .net .cs file as if I have the source code. I wish there is some “Restore Defaults” button. Any idea what do I need to switch to make it work as it normally would?
Of course, there is a “restore defaults” option that does affect a large number of settings (including some debug settings).
If you haven’t tried it yet, use the “Reset all settings” option in the “Import and Export settings…” wizard, accessed from the Tools menu. It prompts to save your current settings before it does the reset.
If this does resolve your problem, and you’re still curious to know what you changed, you can then save your settings again using the same wizard, and perform a diff between the two files.