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Thanks for reaching out! Here are some steps which are helpful
- Check All Output and Log Messages: Check the Output window in Visual Studio for any error messages or clues as to what's happening when you try to launch your project.
- Verify Browser Debugging Tools:
- Ensure that your browser (like Edge or Chrome) is set as the default web browser in Visual Studio. You can right-click on your project in Solution Explorer, select "Properties", and check the 'Web' tab for the start action.
- Reset Visual Studio Settings:
- Sometimes resetting Visual Studio to its default settings can resolve issues that arise from updates. You can do this by going to Tools > Import and Export Settings > Reset all settings.
- Reinstall or Repair Visual Studio:
- If you're still facing issues, consider repairing your Visual Studio installation through the Visual Studio Installer. Sometimes, configurations may get corrupted during updates.
- Check for Windows Updates:
- Like Thao suggested, check if there were any recent Windows updates that could affect Visual Studio. Sometimes, rolling back a recent Windows update can help if it’s causing compatibility problems.
- Run Visual Studio as Administrator:
- Try running Visual Studio in administrator mode. Right-click the Visual Studio shortcut and select "Run as Administrator."
- Web Server Configuration:
- Ensure that your project's web server settings are correct (IIS Express or Kestrel) and that IIS Express isn't encountering issues.
- Clear Temporary Files:
- Navigate to the folder where Visual Studio's temporary files are stored and clear them. This is typically located in a path like
%LocalAppData%\Microsoft\VisualStudio\<version>\WebApps.
- Navigate to the folder where Visual Studio's temporary files are stored and clear them. This is typically located in a path like