I used to be able to build and run my console applications by hitting Ctrl + F5 in visual studio. This no longer works. I looked everywhere. Does anyone know how to re-enable this command?
I used to be able to build and run my console applications by hitting Ctrl + F5 in visual studio. This no longer works. I looked everywhere. Does anyone know how to re-enable this command?
Might be a ridiculous suggestion but does your keyboard have some kind of "F Lock" key? Happened to me after I got a new keyboard and accidentally hit it. Didn't even know it was there :)
Before you trash all your settings, consider just resetting the Keyboard preferences:
In Tools / Options / Environment / Keyboard there's a drop-down for your Keyboard scheme and next to it a Reset button. Make sure the mapping scheme is set to whatever you want then hit the Reset button.
I have had a similar problem where some of my shortcuts (such as the Alt+Shift+F10 intellisense shortcut) stopped working...
I fixed it by going to Tools -> Import and Export Settings -> Reset all settings.
I was able to reimport my saved settings after I had reset them also but only with out the broken short cuts!
One day it happened to me when I made some changes to the project and solution files in my ASP .NET project. When I opened it in Visual Studio, it allowed me to rebuild but not to run nor debug (the menu option didn't appear and the Ctrl + F5 didn't work).
What I did to make it work again was right-click over the solution, into the Visual Studio "Solution Explorer" tree tab in the right, where all the files of your project appear, and select properties.
Then, select there a project, and put it as start project.
Perhaps this is your problem here. If not, I hope it can help someone in the future.
Chances are you changed your default settings. Go to Tools->Import and Export Settings... Select 'Reset all', Click 'Next' and choose the 'Visual C# Development Settings' option.
I had the same problem. In my case, I just deleted the folder containing my project and created a new one. Everything went well.
Hello from the future.
Mac 2021 M1:
Choose Apple menu > System Preferences.
Click Keyboard.
Select "Use F1, F2, etc. keys as standard function keys".
Not sure how it changed to begin with (probably happy fingers on my part)