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ASP.NET
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C# 2.0
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I think I understand my problem now. I was clicking on the Start Debugging button when Configuration manager was set to Release. I guess that even when you set configuration manager to Release and press on Start Debugging, VS wants to debug but no debugging information is available. So I need to click on Start without Debugger item. If I remember correctly it worked a little differently in VS 2003.

Again, thank you for your help.

>Hi,
>
>Look on the 'Build' page of the project properties - click the 'Advanced' button and make sure the Debug info setting is 'Full'(check all the projects in your solution)
>
>HTH,
>Viv
>
>>Since I switched to .NET 2.0 whenever I try to run the application from the VS.2005 I get the following error/warning:
>>
>>
>>The following module was built either with optimization enabled or
>>without debug information.
>>
>>C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\.....\MyApp.dll
>>
>>To debug this module, change its project build configuration to
>>Debug mode. To suppress this message, disable the "Warn if no user code on launch" debugger option.
>>
>>
>>The strange thing is that pull-down selection on the toolbar of the VS 2005 has Release selected. But when I move the mouse to the Start button, the tooltip shows "Start debugging."
>>
>>Note that the above message does not really cause the application not to start but I am still concerned a little.
>>
>>Any suggestion or explanation of what is the problem would be greatly appreciated.
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