   [.net] small F10 function problem
  It is a small problem:When running in debug mode, all debug shortcut keys such as F5, F11, Ctrl-F10 works just fine, but when F10 key is pressed to step-over a statement, it has no effect; the correct effect is, however, achieved when clicking on the 'step-over' debug button.F10 itself has not problem since it is working in other applications such as Word (and the Ctrl-F10 itself in IDE).Up until now, three different keyboards have been changed, but the problem apparently lies elsewhere.If anyone has a clue about this, please let me know.Thank you.   
  Maybe you (or some evil co-worker) accidently(/deliberately) defined 'Step Over' as a diffrent key?   ;  The problem is finally solved.. it was earlier tried to 'fix' VS.net by reinstalling it, but that didnt work. so, it was tried to delete-install it again, and now it is solved..maybe some file was somehow corrupted..?Thankyou...;  It's likely to be a setting problem, instead of a file corruption.   ;  If it is a setting problem, then I'm visualizing that F10 key was somehow mistakingly redefined? It is getting clearer.. I also suppose there are .Net IDE option somewhere from where shortcut keys can be changed..I've read similar post(s)..but lets see where that option is..Quick reference?Thankyou..   ;  I use Microsoft Visual C# Express Edition, but I guess the settings works similar.Quote:Original post by Taha AnsariQuick reference?To redefine keys go to Tools -> Customize... -> Keyboard...My analyze of your problem is this:1. Installation of VS.NET2. First run, setting files are created in the same dir as the app3. Somehow 'Step Over'-key gets changed4. Problems are encountered5. Post on GDNet6. Reinstallation, which doesn't replace the settings file since that one is created after first run7. Uninstall and manual removal of the entire app directory, i.e. settings file goes away8. Reinstall after delete of settings file, app is now working as expected.This is based on the fact that settings files are not stored in the My Documents folder which they might be :/   ;Quote:Original post by EnselicQuote:Original post by Taha AnsariQuick reference?To redefine keys go to Tools -> Customize... -> Keyboard...Now I can see that it is in Debug.StepOver ..Quote:This is based on the fact that settings files are not stored in the My Documents folder which they might beI assume they are stored in VS.Net core folder, and not in other directory?Thank you..   ;  Probably ApplicationData or Local User\ApplicationData.   