How do I reset Visual Studio settings?

A setting of toggle means that a single press of the Alt key will show the Menu Bar again. You can also hide the Menu Bar on Windows and Linux with the View > Toggle Menu Bar command.

The Toolbox window displays controls that you can add to Visual Studio projects. To open Toolbox, choose View > Toolbox from the menu bar, or press Ctrl+Alt+X.

Thanks for your post. To reset Visual Studio environment settings, please go to Tools menu >> Import and Export Settings >> Reset all settings.

Click on the View menu, navigate to the Appearance option and choose Show Menu Bar.

Select Start → Visual Studio 2019(folder) → Developer Command Prompt for Visual Studio 2019(or Developer PowerShell for Visual Studio 2019), and open the Command Prompt dialog box. 3. Press Enter to start resetting the default settings of Visual Studio. After a while, it is complete.

For a complete reset, go to tools->Import/Export Settings. There is the option for a complete wipe off all your settings. If your not sure, in the next dialog, there’s a option for saveing your current settings, in case you want them back. Next you can choose the new default setting.

Go to File -> preferences -> settings. On the right panel you will see all customized user settings so you can remove the ones you want to reset. On doing so the default settings mentioned in left pane will become active instantly.

Visual Studio: Reset All Settings

1. From within Visual Studio, select the “Tools” menu, then choose “Import and Export Settings…“.
2. Select “Reset all settings“, then select “Next“.
3. If you wish to save your existing settings, select “Yes, save my current settings“. …
4. Choose the default collection of settings you wish to reset to.

To reset settings in Visual Studio code: press ctrl + shift + p.

Reset all app preferences at once

1. Go to Settings > Apps.
2. Tap the three dots in the upper-right corner.
3. Select Reset App Preferences.
4. Read through the warning — it will tell you everything that will be reset. …
5. Tap Reset Apps to confirm your decision.

There are few ways you can reset your Android phone without losing anything. Backup most your stuff on your SD card, and synchronize your phone with a Gmail account so you won’t lose any contacts. If you don’t want to do that, there’s an app called My Backup Pro that can do the same job.

A factory data reset erases your data from the phone. While data stored in your Google Account can be restored, all apps and their data will be uninstalled. To be ready to restore your data, make sure that it’s in your Google Account.

When you make backup, right click your iPhone in your iTunes’ sidebar, then select “Restore from Backup”. iTunes should ask you now what backup you want to restore from, just select the latest one (should be preselected) and it should start to recover lost data from iPhone.

When you Erase All Content and Settings, it completely resets your device. All information including apps, photos, videos, contacts, messages, calendar, or music etc. are lost. … Backup ensures that you do not lose any data after factory settings in your iPhone.

Answer: A: Everything on your iPhone will be deleted when you restore. If you have iCloud enabled, your Contacts, Calendars, Rminders, Dafari bookmarks, Notes willsync back. If you have iCloud Photos enabled or you regularly sync your photos to your computer those will be fine.

The simple answer is if you choose “update” your pictures and videos will not be deleted. But if you choose “restore” all the data on your iPhone including the pictures and videos will be erased. You can choose to click update instead of restore which might fix the problem.

5 Answers. Restoring an iPhone from backup will wipe all its contents, then replace everything with what’s in the backup. Whatever data is on your iPhone now, but not in the backup, will be GONE after the restoration process.

Regardless of whether you use a Blackberry, Android, iPhone or Windows phone, any photos or personal data will be irretrievably lost during a factory reset. You can‘t get it back unless you have it backed up first.

Related. While there are several ways of saving the photos on your iPhone, few of those options are likely to work after your phone freezes or needs to be restored. Your best bet for keeping your photos when restoring your device is to first do a backup with iTunes, and then use that backup to restore the phone.

No, it will not. Erasing the old device will not affect the new one. That is necessary for you to be able to wipe the device.

Connect your iPad to your computer, now put all of your photos onto your computer, then after you are done syncing your iPad, you can put the pictures back on it. You will lose all your data if you do not have a iTune or iCloud Backup.

If you reset it by holding down on the sleep and home buttons until the Apple logo appears, you will lose nothing at all. If you want to restore the iPad, import the photos to your computer first or backup with iCloud and you can restore the camera roll photos to the iPad when you restor from the backup.

To avoid this and STAY at the same iOS version currently on your device, do as Ralph9430 suggests… Erase All Content and Settings under Settings/General/Reset. Doing it in this way wipes out ALL content and settings and returns the device to an out-of-box state without downloading & installing a new copy of iOS.

To reset the settings on your device go to Settings >> General then scroll down and tap the Reset button at the bottom. On the Reset screen tap Reset All Settings – Not Erase All Content and Settings – then you’ll need to verify you want to do it twice. It should only take a couple of minutes at most.