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Problem with VC++.net 2003

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    I just installed vc++.net 2003. It works fine until I begin debugging a module. It then goes off attempting to do something on my LAN or the internet, don't know which, but the ethernet light on my NIC blinks while vc++ is "hung". But since this computer is not connected to anythging, it gets no response. About a minute later it times-out and returns to the task at hand, ie debugging my app. 1. What is it trying to do? and 2. I don't care about the answer to #1, how do I make it stop this annoying behavior? tbanks for any help. chuck

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      I just installed vc++.net 2003. It works fine until I begin debugging a module. It then goes off attempting to do something on my LAN or the internet, don't know which, but the ethernet light on my NIC blinks while vc++ is "hung". But since this computer is not connected to anythging, it gets no response. About a minute later it times-out and returns to the task at hand, ie debugging my app. 1. What is it trying to do? and 2. I don't care about the answer to #1, how do I make it stop this annoying behavior? tbanks for any help. chuck

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      Taking a guess, it is looking for some resource (debugging files, for example) on your network. Check Tools, Options, Projects, VC++ directories. In the right hand pane, check the settings for each set of directories. Another thing to check is your PATH environment variable. If you've got a network share in any of those places, it could be the IDE is searching for a file and waiting for the network to time out.


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