Restarting Visual Studio also didn’t help. Luckily it is easily solved and not the end of the world as we know it. Initially I tried Tools -> Options -> Text Editor -> C# (or All Languages) -> General and checked if ‘Auto List Members’ and ‘Parameter Information’ was enabled (which it was). While this isn’t a critical bug as some would like to believe, it is a bit frustrating. It seems as though when I uninstalled Visual Studio 2010, the ‘10.0’ folder wasn’t removed during the uninstall process. Restarting Visual Studio 2012, the Intellisense is back and functioning as needed. Continue renaming all other folders, leaving the ‘11.0’ folder for Visual Studio 2012 as is. Be aware though that if you have Visual Studio 2010 installed, you will lose all your Visual Studio 2010 settings and preferences (This doesn’t affect your projects though). Next you have to rename your ‘10.0’ folder. One called ‘10.0’ which is the Visual Studio 2010 folder and one called ‘11.0’ which is the Visual Studio 2012 folder. In the ‘Microsoft’ folder, select the Visual Studio sub-folder. This will open the Roaming sub-folder in the AppData folder. In the Run command, type %AppData% and hit enter.
Right-Click the menu that pops up when hovering your mouse over the left bottom corner of the screen in Windows 8. From the start pop-up click on Run. The solution (although a strange one) is quite an easy one to resolve. Intellisense stopped working Visual Studio 2012 – SolvedĪs you can see below, the dot after my XmlNode type towns didn’t pop up the intellisense menu. Perturbed by this situation, I set out on a (very short) quest to find out how to fix this.
It literally worked the one minute, and stopped working the next. This happened while I was coding and wasn’t a result of me installing anything or removing anything.
I am using Visual Studio Ultimate 2012, and the other day while writing some code for a blog post, Intellisense suddenly stopped working. What is even more surprising is how somewhere, someone has a solution to this problem you are facing. Somehow it just inexplicably stops working the way we expect it to.
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