![]() ![]() I hope question was clear but if you get any queries or confusion please let me know. Then, in this case I dont need vshost.exe to be running in background. Because why I'm asking this is: let's say that I opened a solution in VS and I just want to run without debugging, then obviously I will hit ctrl+F5. This config file should be exactly the same as the normal. Hence we are loosing some memory (thousand KBs) unnecessary.įinally, my question is, is there anyway/setting in VS to halt running of vshost.exe until F5 is pressed. When running an application from using the Visual Studio Debugger, the file that actually executes is and it uses the file. Furthermore, you should not deploy the vshost.exe or the as those are used only by the debugger. If you edit the app.config in your solution folder and you will be fine. File Summary File Format: CONFIG: Function: Program: Third-Party Software: Version: 1.0.0. We recommend re-loading Third-Party Software to test for the issue. But that said, you should not edit configuration files in the Debug or Release folder. These problems are generally caused by Third-Party Software-related file corruption, or in some cases. Eventhough this time not required in real sense. The file is replaced each time you build. But still vshost.exe will be parellely running along side of our project exe. Our application will be launched from this process when we run through F5 but if we run through ctrl+F5 then our app runs isolated (without vshost.exe). A large percentage of these file issues can be resolved with downloading and installing the latest version of your CONFIG file. I know that this process has been introduced from VS2005 onwards to aid the debugging performance. Commonly, corrupt or missing files cause these CONFIG errors, and are sometimes attributed to a current or past malware infection affecting Third-Party Software. When we open a project/solution in Visual studio, the project's vshost.exe file will be executed and launched in memory automatically (I think this is done by Visual studio) and this process (vshost.exe) will be in running state till we close the solution from VS. ![]()
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