When I’m working in VS.Net 2010, then start debugging, seems like a new window profile or something like that kicks in and rearranges/hides windows that I had open previously. Is there any way to disable this “feature”?
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When I’m working in VS.Net 2010, then start debugging, seems like a new window profile or something like that kicks in and rearranges/hides windows that I had open previously. Is there any way to disable this “feature”?
No this cannot be disabled.
What you can do to work around it a bit though is the following
After this point whenever you start a debugging session it will return to the window arrangument you had at step #2.