Hello @Boede Westerkamp !
If they’ve been disabled or remapped, you can restore them by resetting the keymap to Default or reassigning the specific debug commands (Start Debugging, Step Into, Step Over, etc.) manually. Here are the steps you can follow:
Identify Your Environment
- Visual Studio (Windows)
- Go to Tools > Options > Environment > Keyboard.
- Search for commands like
Debug.Start,Debug.StepInto,Debug.StepOver. - If they’re blank or wrong, reassign them (e.g.,
F5for Start Debugging,F10for Step Over,F11for Step Into). - To reset everything: Tools > Import and Export Settings > Reset all settings → choose General Development Settings.
- Visual Studio Code
- Open File > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts (or press
Ctrl+K Ctrl+S). - Search for
Debug: Start Debugging,Debug: Step Over, etc. - Right-click → Reset Keybinding to restore defaults.
- If you want a full reset: delete or rename your
keybindings.jsonfile (found under.vscodein your user profile), then restart VS Code.
- Open File > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts (or press
Verify Debugging Is Enabled
- In Visual Studio, ensure you’re in a Debug configuration (dropdown near the Run button).
- In VS Code, make sure you have a valid launch.json in
.vscode—without it, debugging shortcuts won’t trigger anything.
Restore Defaults
- If nothing works, reset the entire IDE settings to defaults.
- Visual Studio:
devenv /resetsettingsfrom Developer Command Prompt. - VS Code: Delete the
Usersettings folder (%APPDATA%\Code\Useron Windows).
- Visual Studio:
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have stuck anywhere! If you find my answer is useful, please kindly mark this as final answer so that others could benefit as well!