Visual Studio 2012 Express edition: I always see "A Break cannot be inserted at this location"

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I always see "A Break cannot be inserted at this location" at the bottom of VS2012 editor before i enter code into a class, when i click on the code window i see a break point automatically placed, and not allowing me to enter code into the editor.

How could i solve the problem.

Regards,
Pradeep

Posted 6-Aug-13 21:22pm

Pradeep Bolleddula

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Joezer BH 7-Aug-13 3:24am

Where? What? How? When?

Pradeep Bolleddula 7-Aug-13 3:29am

I Create a new windows application project...when i click on the code editor, break point is inserted, and does not allow me to enter code. I tried creating new project, reset all settings from tools. But no help.

Pradeep Bolleddula 7-Aug-13 3:31am

You, were the one who asked me to reset all settings last time. It worked fine but again the same problem shows up.

Joezer BH 7-Aug-13 3:36am

I am glad it worked the last time :)
Did you change any of the settings since then?

Pradeep Bolleddula 7-Aug-13 3:40am

I haven't done any changes from last time. The code editor says "ready" when everything works fine. It says "A break point could not be inserted at this location" and the editor doesn't allow to enter code. I tried to remove all break points, created new project(s) but no luck.

Joezer BH 7-Aug-13 3:54am

:sigh:

I would consider re-installing the Visual Studio then...

* Optional - if 2012 not a must, you can consider working with VS2010

Pradeep Bolleddula 7-Aug-13 6:21am

Here is a video in you tube on what exactly is happening

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgSrvWgc9Bc&feature=youtu.be

Joezer BH 7-Aug-13 7:30am

Great explanation!!!
Either you have a problem with the keyboard F9 or the VS has gone crazy...

BotCar 7-Aug-13 4:16am

If you didn't get answers yesterday, you are not likely to get answers today if you repeat the question without adding any more details. What have you learned since yesterday? Do you think it might be time for you to log a bug with Microsoft?

Pradeep Bolleddula 7-Aug-13 4:45am

Yesterdays question was in a different tag i.e. C#, and today its under Visual Studio, for which i got response.. so please don't beat the drums around saying what to do and what not to...

Pradeep Bolleddula 7-Aug-13 6:37am

Here is a video in you tube on what exactly is happening

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgSrvWgc9Bc&feature=youtu.be

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