If you are doing ASP.NET development that requrie your project bind to IIS, you will need to open Visual Studio every time as Administrator, which is annoying. However, there's a way to make Visual Studio run as Administrator by default every time without shutting down UAC on your system. 1. Find your Visual Studio install path For example, I am using Visual Studio 2017.3 Preview, so my install …
I'm using VMWare8, and I was given a Visual Studio plug-in when I installed it, which seems to be used for cross-machine debugging. That is, debugging the program in the virtual machine on the VS of the host, it looks very awesome, so I studied it a little. Here's how to do it. I've built a very simple console program to demonstrate. Breakpoints are added to the main function entry point. Step 1: Start the virtual machine, I use an XP virtual machine, remember to install VMWare Tools, to debug. .NET programs also need to install the corresponding .NET Framework.