windows - How to configure WinDbg to be one of the optional debuggers when application hit a user defined break point? -

When an application encounters a user defined breakpoint on my machine, then Windows opens a dialog that encloses me to a debugger Lets choose to process. It currently offers me to choose one of two versions of Visual Studio installed on my machine (2008 or 2010) I want to add to WinDbg option. Is this possible?

There used to be (in VS 2005, I think) but it worked in VS2008 or 2010 It does not seem to be. You were able to run vs7jit.exe / registerOld "C: \ debuggers \ windbg.exe" "Windbg" . How can I add it to the list in VS 2008 or VS-2010?

However, you can set WinDbg to the default debugger. This will replace VSJitDebugger.exe which is the default (which gives you two visual studio versions to choose from).

For .Net Framework 4, you can set it under the debugger HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows NT \ CurrentVersion \ AeDebug key Are there. value. Just put it in the way of WinDbg 4 for framework versions before, the key is HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ .NETFramework and the value is named DbgManagedDebugger .

Here's some additional information on launching debuggers: