When I try to debug my WPF application in visual studio 2010 it launches two versions of my application. Both are linked to the debugger. has anyone seen this before or knows a way to fix it.
Any help is appreciated.
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When I try to debug my WPF application in visual studio 2010 it launches two versions of my application. Both are linked to the debugger. has anyone seen this before or knows a way to fix it.
Any help is appreciated.
You can actually have multiple startup projects in a VS solution, so it could be that your application was somehow added twice.
Right-click on the solution and select
Set Startup Projects.... Ensure in this dialog that you have theSingle startup projectradio button selected and that the dropdown is pointing to your project.If this is currently how your app is setup, I would select a different project, save, then reselect your current project in the hope that maybe VS will clear out any incorrect config.
Note that this information is stored in the
.suofile associated with your solution, so another possible solution is to close the solution, delete this file, and reopen the solution. I have had more than one inexplicable problem fixed by deleting this file.