How to: Detach All Processes
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Detaching allows you to disconnect the debugger from a program that you have attached to or launched from the debugger.
To detach an individual process, see How to: Detach a Process.
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If you are trying to detach from a native process on Windows 2000, you must be running the Visual Studio Debugger Proxy (dbgproxy) service. For more information, see Installing the Visual Studio Debugger Proxy Service. |
To detach from all programs simultaneously
On the Debug menu, click Detach All.
If you detach all processes, the debugger session ends automatically.
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CautionDetaching from a process does not terminate the process. The process continues running on its host machine even though it is no longer attached to the debugger.