Visual Studio initialization fixes problems such as shortcut keys being changed, smart tips not working, and no error messages

Sometimes we find that Visual Studio has some unexplained problems, such as shortcuts that have changed, smart tips that don’t work, errors that don’t exist, and so on, often as a result of installing plug-ins or accidentally changing Settings. If it is caused by installing a plug-in, it is often better to uninstall the plug-in. If the problem persists after the plug-in is uninstalled or is caused by a change in Settings, it may be time to initialize Visual Studio to fix it.

The initialization method is as follows:

1. Open the command prompt window

2, switch path to IDE (usually in the installation directory “Common7\IDE” directory, such as “D: Program Files Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0\Common7\IDE”)

3. Enter devenv.exe/resetUserData and press Enter.