After using Visual Studio 2008 for a while, the editor automatically prompts (Intelligent prompt: intelliisense) that the function is invalid.

After a headache for several days, I used vs2010 to intercept the CTRL + z shortcut key in the input method, to undo it, click Edit. The main problem is that there are too many plug-ins installed and there is no prompt in the editing XAML interface. Refer to the solution below to fix and reinstall Visual Studio, in vs common7/ide input command solution, the original connection http://blog.csdn.net/haiyangzhibing/article/details/5493163Visual studio 2008 after a period of time with the editor automatic prompt (Intelligent prompt: intelliisense) function is invalid, generally, the Registry is modified because the SDK, msdn, and other components are installed after vs2008, so that the IDE cannot find textmgrp. DLL file.

Solution: Can you press Ctrl + J to exit ''? If Ctrl + J is available, choose tools> Options> text editor> select your language and check the automatically listed members.
Open regedit and check whether the default value under hkey_classes_root/CLSID/{certificate}/inprocserver32 is null. If yes, write the textmgrp. dll file path to solve the problem. Textmgrp. dll is generally in the C:/program files/common files/Microsoft shared/msenv/directory:

C:/program files/common files/Microsoft shared/msenv/textmgrp. dll

The path may be different depending on the operating system environment, Visual Studio version, and personal installation path.

In addition, you can solve this problem by refixing and installing Visual Studio by starting with Microsoft Visual Studio 2008> Visual Studio Tools> Visual Studio 2008 command prompt, go to common7/IDE and enter:

 
Devenv.exe/Setup/resetuserdata/resetsettings
 

 

After using Visual Studio 2008 for a while, the editor automatically prompts (Intelligent prompt: intelliisense) that the function is invalid.