VS2010 Debugging shortcut keys

Command name	Shortcut keys	Description
Debugging. Applying Code Changes	Alt + F10	Initiates a build operation that allows you to apply changes to the code you are debugging by using the Edit and Continue feature.
Debugging. Auto Window	Ctrl + D , Ctrl + A	Displays the Auto window to see the values of the variables currently executing in the current procedure.
Debug. All interrupts	Ctrl + Alt + break	Temporarily stops execution of all processes in the debugging session. Available only for run mode.
Debug. Break at function	Ctrl + D , Ctrl + N	Displays the New Breakpoint dialog box.
Debugging. Breakpoints	Ctrl + D , Ctrl + B	Displays the Breakpoints dialog box, where you can add and modify breakpoints.
Debug. Call stack	Ctrl + D , Ctrl + C	Displays the Call Stack window to display a list of all active procedures or stack frames for the current thread of execution. Available only for run mode.
Debug. Delete all Breakpoints	Ctrl + Shift + F9	Clears all breakpoints in the project.
Debugging. Disassembly	Ctrl + Alt + D	Displays the Disassembly window.
Debugging. Enabling breakpoints	Ctrl + F9	Switch the breakpoint from disabled to Enabled.
Debugging. Exceptions	Ctrl + D , Ctrl + E	Displays the Exceptions dialog box.
Debugging. Instant	Ctrl + D , Ctrl + I	Displays the Immediate window, where you can evaluate an expression and execute individual commands.
Debugging. Local Variables	Ctrl + D , Ctrl + L	Displays the Locals window to view the variables and variable values for each procedure in the current stack frame.
Debugging. Memory 1	Ctrl + Alt + M , 1	Displays the Memory 1 window to view large buffers, strings, and other data that cannot be clearly displayed in the Watch or Variables window.
Debugging. Memory 2	Ctrl + Alt + M , 2	Displays the Memory 2 window to view large buffers, strings, and other data that cannot be clearly displayed in the Watch or Variables window.
Debugging. Memory 3	Ctrl + Alt + M , 3	Displays the Memory 3 window to view large buffers, strings, and other data that cannot be clearly displayed in the Watch or Variables window.
Debugging. Memory 4	Ctrl + Alt + M , 4	Displays the Memory 4 window to view large buffers, strings, and other data that cannot be clearly displayed in the Watch or Variables window.
Debugging. Modules	Ctrl + D , Ctrl + M	Displays the Modules window, which allows you to view the. dll or. exe files used by the program. In multi-process debugging, you can right click and click Show modules for all programs.
Debugging. Process	Ctrl + D , Ctrl + P	Displays the Processes window. Available for run mode.
Debugging. Quick Monitoring	Ctrl + D , Ctrl + Q	Displays the Quick Watch dialog box that contains the current value of the selected expression. Only available in break mode. Use this command to check the current value of a variable, property, or other expression that has not yet defined a watch expression.
Debug. Registers	Ctrl + D , Ctrl + R	Displays the Registers window, which displays the contents of the registers used to debug the native code application.
Debug. Restart	Ctrl + Shift + F5	End the debugging session, rebuild and run the application from the beginning. Available for break mode and run mode.
Debug. Run to Cursor	Ctrl + F10	In break mode, continue executing code from the current statement until the statement is selected. The current execution line margin indicator appears in the margin indicator bar. In design mode, start the debugger and execute the code (execution to the cursor location).
Debugging. Script Explorer	Ctrl + Alt + N	Displays the Script Explorer window, which lists the set of documents being debugged. Available for run mode.
Debug. Set Next Statement	Ctrl + Shift + F10	Sets the execution point on the selected line of code.
Debug. Show Next Statement	Alt + in the number key area  *	Highlight the next statement that you want to execute.
Debug. Start	F5	Automatically attaches the debugger and runs the application from the startup project specified in the < Project > Properties dialog box. If it is break mode, change to continue.
Debug. Start execution Without debugging	Ctrl + F5	Run the code without invoking the debugger.
Debug. Statement-wise	F11	Executes the code on an itemized statement after executing the ENTER function call.
Debug. Enter and step into the current process	Ctrl + Alt + F11	Can be used from the Processes window.
Debug. Jump out	Shift + F11	Executes the remaining rows of the function where the current execution point resides.
Debug. Jump out of the current process	Ctrl + Shift + Alt + F11	Can be used from the Processes window.
Debugging. Step Over process	F10	Executes the next line of code, but does not perform any function calls.
Debug. Step over the current process	Ctrl + Alt + F10	Can be used from the Processes window.
Debugging. Stop Debugging	Shift + F5	Stop running the current application in the program. Available for break mode and run mode.
Debugging. Threads	Ctrl + D , Ctrl + T	Displays the Threads window to view all the threads of the current process and their related information.
Debugging. Toggle Breakpoint	F9	Sets or removes a breakpoint at the current line.
Debug. Toggle Disassembly	Ctrl + D , Ctrl + D	Displays disassembly information for the current source file. Only available in break mode.
Debugging. Monitoring	Ctrl + Alt + W , 1	Displays the Watch 1 window to view the values of the selected variable or watch expression.
Debugging. Monitoring 2	Ctrl + Alt + W , 2	Displays the Watch 2 window to view the values of the selected variable or watch expression.
Debugging. Monitoring 3	Ctrl + Alt + W , 3	Displays the Watch 3 window to view the values of the selected variable or watch expression.
Debugging. Monitoring 4	Ctrl + Alt + W , 4	Displays the Watch 4 window to view the values of the selected variable or watch expression.
Debugger context menu. Breakpoints window. Delete	Alt + F9 , D	Removes the selected breakpoint. Available only in the Breakpoints window.
Debugger context menu. Breakpoints window. Go To Disassembly	Alt + F9 , A	Displays the Disassembly window. Available only in the Breakpoints window.
Debugger context menu. Breakpoints window. Go to Source code	Alt + F9 , S	Go to the location of the selected breakpoint in the code file. Available only in the Breakpoints window.
Tools. Attaching to a process	Ctrl + Alt + P	Displays the Attach to Process dialog box, which enables you to debug multiple programs at the same time in a single solution.
Find All references	Shift+f12	You can view a reference to a method
Call to Find method	CTRL + MINUS SIGN	You can quickly return to the function's call point
Reference namespaces	CTRL +. or ALT+SHIFT+F10	You can quickly add a namespace

VS2010 Debugging shortcut keys