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Attempting to get the view from an adapter in state TextDocDataAvailable

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Saturday, December 30, 2017 4:30 AM

Whilst opening a project Visual Studio 2017 sometimes gets stuck.  I have tried to dismiss Visual Studio 2017 using the usual means but the Title message reappears.  The only way I was able to get Visual Studio 2017 to go away was by terminating it using Task Manager.  This is a bug not a feature.

MARK D ROCKMAN

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Friday, January 5, 2018 7:35 AM

Hi Gujjwal,

Welcome to the MSDN forum and thank you for your feedback.

Refer to your description, I found some other community members met the similar issue in the previous VS version, please have a look at this: How can I prevent the “Attempting to get the view from an adapter in state TextDocDataAvailable” fail in visual Studio 2013?

Followed their description, I tried to reproduce this issue in my VS 2017, but it works fine when I click the line from the “Find Results 1” windows and the file Form1.cs successfully open, no popups. Could you please create a new solution to test? If this issue persists, please share the detail reproduce steps or directly go to Help-Send Feedback-Report a problem and report this issue to the VS Product Team to seek for a more professional support, thank you for your understanding.

Best regards,

Sara

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Monday, February 26, 2018 1:19 PM

Hi Gujjwal,

Welcome to the MSDN forum and thank you for your feedback.

Refer to your description, I found some other community members met the similar issue in the previous VS version, please have a look at this: How can I prevent the “Attempting to get the view from an adapter in state TextDocDataAvailable” fail in visual Studio 2013?

Followed their description, I tried to reproduce this issue in my VS 2017, but it works fine when I click the line from the “Find Results 1” windows and the file Form1.cs successfully open, no popups. Could you please create a new solution to test? If this issue persists, please share the detail reproduce steps or directly go to Help-Send Feedback-Report a problem and report this issue to the VS Product Team to seek for a more professional support, thank you for your understanding.

Best regards,

Sara

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I am getting this popup more frequently now since I installed VS 2017( Enterprise).I have to kill devenv.exe each time and nothing happens even when I tried to stop Debug.


Wednesday, September 5, 2018 5:54 PM

I started getting this error in the latest Visual Studio 2017 (15.8.2) a few days ago.

I'm working with a Xamarin Forms project, it appears when I have an error in a XAML page and I click the error description in the Output window to go to the error location, the error was a missing '>' closing one tag.

The only solution I found so far is to remember not to click the error or else I have to kill Visual Studio with Task Manager and start over.