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Recently I've been bombarded with Visual Studio JIT Debugger popup
error messages for no apparent reason. The messages generally read
something like:
"An unhandled win32 exception occurred in svchost.exe [xxx].
Just-In-Time debugging this exeption failed with the following error:
No installed debugger has Just-In-Time debugging enabled. In Visual
Studio...."
where "xxx" are usually 952 or 948 or similar.
Now if I enable JIT in VS.NET I'll be getting standalone windows
instead asking me if I want to debug with VS. In both cases (JIT
enabled or not) if I click on "OK" or "Yes/No" 2 things will happen:
1. my wireless modem will be killed and cannot be detected anymore,
meaning no more internet
2. same story with my audio - play movie and got no sound, and TV
capture program crashes because it can't detect audio etc.
Both of the problems above can be "solved" with a reboot.
Now I've since learned to leave those popups alone and move them out of
the screen and pretend them don't exist. That way I still get to play
with my internet and listen to music. Unfortunately since these
messages will come up on average every 5~10 minutes or so before long
you'll see 50~100 different instances of "vsjitdebugger.exe" in the
task manager, each taking up 100k to 3000k of memory, and the system
will become unbearably slow that I'll be forced to reboot.
I have just run deep scans of Norton AV and Adaware with latest updates
but found nothing suspicious. Does anyone have any idea how to find out
the cause of the problem and how to fix this? Thanks for any help.
error messages for no apparent reason. The messages generally read
something like:
"An unhandled win32 exception occurred in svchost.exe [xxx].
Just-In-Time debugging this exeption failed with the following error:
No installed debugger has Just-In-Time debugging enabled. In Visual
Studio...."
where "xxx" are usually 952 or 948 or similar.
Now if I enable JIT in VS.NET I'll be getting standalone windows
instead asking me if I want to debug with VS. In both cases (JIT
enabled or not) if I click on "OK" or "Yes/No" 2 things will happen:
1. my wireless modem will be killed and cannot be detected anymore,
meaning no more internet
2. same story with my audio - play movie and got no sound, and TV
capture program crashes because it can't detect audio etc.
Both of the problems above can be "solved" with a reboot.
Now I've since learned to leave those popups alone and move them out of
the screen and pretend them don't exist. That way I still get to play
with my internet and listen to music. Unfortunately since these
messages will come up on average every 5~10 minutes or so before long
you'll see 50~100 different instances of "vsjitdebugger.exe" in the
task manager, each taking up 100k to 3000k of memory, and the system
will become unbearably slow that I'll be forced to reboot.
I have just run deep scans of Norton AV and Adaware with latest updates
but found nothing suspicious. Does anyone have any idea how to find out
the cause of the problem and how to fix this? Thanks for any help.