>Do you have the attribute in front of your method? >> Not sure what you are talking about.

Check the InitializeComponent method in a Windows form. It has the attribute "System.Diagnostics.DebuggerStepThrough()" in front of it. That will stop the debugger to go through the method.

>Have you set properties on your BreakPoint to only stop on some conditions? Check the properties of the breakpoint. >> Didn't know you could set a condition... but no, there isn't one.

If you open the breakpoints window (Debug->Windows->Breakpoints), you can see/set properties on breakpoints.

>There is one thing that I did about the time I noticed this start. I added a #If DEBUG statement at the beginning of my app so I could skip the login screen if I was in debug mode. Would that be causing the problem?

I don't think so but try removing it.