Unable to launch configured visual studio development server. Invalid pointer

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hello friends,

I am getting problem in debugging on visual studio 2015, I can only run program by cntr+f5 but not with f5
getting error:-

"unable to launch configured visual studio development server. invalid pointer"
please help, I don't wanna reinstall visual studio 2015 again. if any plugin or .dll file missing, please send me link or any optimal solution for this problem.

What I have tried:

I tried to find Webdev.WebServer.exe
but I did not get it.
what is the solution for this problem?

Posted 27-Sep-16 22:03pm

samlee69

Updated 27-Sep-16 22:27pm

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2016-09-27T22:27:00

We have no idea, but Google might.
If you get a wierd error message, start by Googling it - you are unlikely to be the first: unable to launch configured visual studio development server. invalid pointer - Google Search[^]
Follow a few of those links, and see if you find any that fit the rest of your situation.
If you don't, contact Microsoft - their tech support is often annoying, but also can be very good.