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Problem is solved. I had installed only Visual C++.If I had install a C# so VisualDDk Debug menu was (is) visible.
I’ve the same problem
but your solution seems unreasonable,does it mean that C# is a necessary part to VisualDDK?
anyway,I’ll have a tryI think I know what the problem is. I’m running my Windows machines as regular (aka non admin) users. Since Visual DDK requires to be logged in as admin it seems like it’s setting up the debug menu only for the admin account. I ran Visual Studio w/o admin privileges and I couldn’t see the debug options, but when I used “Run As…” with my admin account the menu items were there.
It’s a bit of a pain though, because it means that Visual Studio will create all the files (source, objs, exes, …) as admin, which means I can’t move/delete them easily.
Can anyone verify this? Is it possible to install the Visual DDK add-in for all users?
Anyway… I must say I love Visual DDK! Thanks so much for this guys, please keep up the fantastic work.
Installing C# fixes the missing stdole.dll bug present in VS2010.
I’ve added a workaround for that in VisualDDK 1.5.4I’m sorry sir even thank you very much.
My platform:
WIN7 64 Pro
WDK 7600
VS2010
But i cannot setup VisualDDK,because it doesn’t identify the 64bit debugger provide by WDK7600
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