Unable to load one or more breakpoints

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When I open the source code in Dot Net it arises the following message :
"Unable to load one or more breakpoints"
First shows the message and I click ok of the message then it shows again. When the source is opened I can't find the breakpoint that I put. Please give me a solution.

Posted 10-Sep-13 22:44pm

Sumon562

Updated 21-Aug-16 20:53pm

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Jameel VM 11-Sep-13 5:49am

from where you try to debug the application?in the local application itself?

Sumon562 11-Sep-13 6:30am

local application

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Rohit Dodiya · Answer 1 · 2016-08-21T20:53:00

Solution 2

Just remove .suo file which is hidden(Enable to show hidden file in top side under view menu.)

Posted 21-Aug-16 20:53pm

Rohit Dodiya

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 2 · 2013-09-11T06:15:00

Just ignore the problem. Remove all breakpoints and add then when you need. You simply set some breakpoints, Visual Studio saved them, but later you modified your code or something else, probably outside of this Visual Studio session, so new Visual Studio session "doesn't know" how to apply breakpoint information which has been rendered invalid. You hardly can use them. However, most likely, you can use other, valid breakpoints, if any. When you fix it, create breakpoints again, close Visual Studio and open it again, you will see that breakpoints are in place.

Alternatively, before opening Visual Studio, you can manually delete everything in your project which is not your source code: "obj" and "bin" sub-directories, all *.user and *.suo. It will everything which is not the source and remove all inconsistencies, but you won't have any breakpoints (isn't it good?). And you should use some revision control system and store only pure source code in it.

—SA