When start debugging a lot of windows open...

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hi all,
all of a sudden this happened to me.
i am not quiet sure what i might have done to trigger this.

when i give start debugging (f5) a whole lot of windows open along with my program.

namely autos,watch, memory, process etc... (actually i don't know what they mean)

but if i give Debug>>start without debugging, then only my program starts which is what i want.

also i get those same windows if i press Debug>>step over (but this time without the window of my program)

any help would be greatly appreciated.
i need this to be solved urgently.

thanks a lot

Posted 14-Sep-10 6:06am

emigrant_tech

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#realJSOP · Accepted Answer · 2010-09-14T06:14:00

These aren't extra programs - they're part of Visual Studio, and they open when you run your program under the debugger. Just close them when they come up, and Visual Studio should remember that you don't want to see them the next time you run under the debugger.

Learn how your tools work.