How do I get rid of annoying code tips in Visual Studio 2010?
Question
When I first open Visual Studio 2010, I accidentally said "Yes" to help/code tips or something. Now whenever I type code, I get these annoying pop-ups explaining what happened or trying to improve my code, etc. These help tips are making it difficult to code and causing Visual Studio to run slowly.
How do I disable them?
Edit: my apologies for posting this. I did not realize it was off-topic. Does Stack Overflow have a proper place for questions about software tools such as IDEs?
2 answers
solution1
4 ACCPTED 2012-09-04 22:00:02
These are the help tips from CodeRush which is a IDE productivity tool from DevExpress. You can disable it by going to your tools menu and select DevExpres->UnLoad
Doing this will not only disable the smart tips, but the whole CodeRush.
Personally, It is not annoying for me. This helps me to be more productive. In a single statment " I love CodeRush to have in my VS environment "
solution2
2 2012-09-05 07:18:46
The first of your images is a CodeIssue tip.
These can be toggled on and off via the first icon on the DXCore Visualize toolbar
The second item (the 'What happened' popup) was likely triggered because of a choice made when running VS after installing CodeRush for the first time.
It can be reversed through our options screen:
- Select DevExpress \\ Options
- Locate the Core \\ Features page.
- Uncheck the first option
- Click Ok
More detail regarding the 'What happened' popup can be found in this blog post on various CodeRush notifications.
Note: This post refers to version 10.1.5 of CodeRush. The latest version at the time of writing is 12.1.6.
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