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Hi all

I've been trying out resharper and decided that I'd like to uninstall. However, after doing so, Visual Studio no longer shows red underline highlighting that it normally uses to identify the location of errors in the code.

This has happened on two of our PCs so far. I've tried a reinstall and a repair, but no luck. Any ideas how I can restore the highlighting in Visual Studio?

Cheers

Nick

+2  A: 

Go to tools -> options and under Environment select the Fonts and Colors node.

Choose to show the settings for Text Editor and in the Display items listbox look up the item "Syntax Error" and fix the setting.

Another option might be to use the "Use Defaults" button on top of the same options form.

Gerrie Schenck
Thanks for the excellent answers (screenshot is much appreciated), but this doesn't fix the problem. I still get a blue underline when I get errors. The chosen colour for Syntax errors is red, so I have no idea what has happened... I even tried a complete uninstall and reinstall last night, but no joy.Any other ideas?
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hmemcpy
Thanks for the excellent answers (screenshot is much appreciated), but this doesn't fix the problem. I still get a blue underline when I get errors. The chosen colour for Syntax errors is red, so I have no idea what has happened... I even tried a complete uninstall and reinstall last night, but no joy. Any other ideas? – Nick 16 secs ago
I'm having the same issue... blue underline when I execute a resharper action.
Chuck Conway
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I had a similar problem - not sure if it was brought on by Resharper uninstall - and it got fixed by installing VS 2009 SP 1.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=FBEE1648-7106-44A7-9649-6D9F6D58056E&displaylang=en

Edward
VS 2008 SP1, I mean.
Edward
A: 

Check Show live semantic errors ... from the picture in one of the previous posts

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