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One day, in VS2010, I was using the “Find in Files” tool.
I set the “Look at these file types” option to *.sql. Ever since then, when I bring up the tool, it will randomly default the file type to either *.sql, or blank. I want it to always default to blank.
The “bug” happens across different solutions.
Does anyone know why it’s randomly resetting to *.sql and how I can get it to stop?
I’m not sure why it’s behaving randomly. My VS2010 always uses the last file filter I entered, although unfortunately it won’t seem to remember me clearing out the option.
To revert it back to blank, use regedit.exe and navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\VisualStudio\10.0\Find. Edit the value named “Filter” and set the data to blank.
Next time you change it to *.sql, though, Visual Studio will store it and remember it.