I'm curious - does the Error Handler of the framework you are using make calls to the Time Manager? It would probably have to.

If the timer's (or multiple timers') Interval property is set to 0 then the timer's Timer Event won't fire and once debug is exited, the Interval property won't get reset because the code that resets it is in the Timer Event. If the Interval property is set to a high value (e.g. 10000) when debug is called then the interval is long enough to navigate the Trace, Watch, and Locals windows.

>>Is there a timer for the Time Manager? - just curious because I have a similar issue (to be addressed at a later time) with the framework I'm working on.
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>>>True... but the framework I work with allows me to just tell the Timer Manager to reset all timers to the initial interval.
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>>>BOb
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>No.. the timer manager is a subclass of a collection. It just keeps a reference to all the timers in the system with some methods that can reset all timers, turn off all timers... etc.
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>Simmilar to what a Form Manager would provide.
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>BOb