visual-studio-express

Couldn't find an answer, so I thought I ask for myself. Using C#, how can I check if the CPU has hardware virtualization enabled? Hyper-V, for example. It's not in the Win32_Processor class, and my attempt to connect to the MSVM_ComputerSystem was met with utter failure. Keeps telling me there's an invalid namespace. Code below. ManagementObjectSearcher vm = new ManagementObjectSearcher(@"\\.\root\virtualization", "select * from MSVM_Computersystem"); ManagementObjectCollection vmCollection = vm.Get(); foreach (ManagementObject mo in vmCollection) { cpuVirtual = mo["EnabledState"].ToString();

Does MVVM Light work with Visual C# Express? Can't seem to get any of the templates showing up. At this point, I do not support Visual C# express for MVVM Light templates. I only support express editions for the Windows Phone and for Windows 8 (Visual Studio 11 for WinRT). I will consider supporting Visual C# express in a further revision of the installer. Unfortunately supporting new versions of Visual Studio is quite a lot of work to update the MSI... Eric Spirau It's quite easy to take the templates and move them to the personal template directory and they appear in visual studio 2010

I've followed this advice to get debugging working for NUnit tests. http://www.blackwasp.co.uk/NUnitCSharpExpress.aspx However, i have several tests that do Assert.Throws<...> , which causes the debugger to break when the exception i'm testing for occurs, when really i want it to break if an exception occurs outside of those calls. How can i get the debugger to ignore exceptions caused from within these kinds of methods? EDIT: I've event tried the below, which doesn't work! [Test] public void InstanciatingWithNullParameterThrowsException() { try { Assert.Throws<ArgumentNullException>(() => new

Whenever I create new classes using Visual Studio 2010 Express C# it creates them with no access modifier. 9 times out of 10 I want my new classes to be public. How can I have Visual Studio create empty class templates with the "public" modifier by default? The trick is to create a new item template named Class. Then when you do Add > New Class, your template will be selected by default rather than the built-in Class template. (I am not sure if this behaviour is guaranteed but it Works On My Machine (TM).) To create the template: Right-click in your project and choose Add > Class. You can