El Bruno

Hi,

Another thing to keep in mind with Windows 8 and Visual Studio 2010 that I gave in the front and had outstanding post. In this case is the following message that appears when you run unit tests and code coverage have enabled.

If you have not seen this message is that, or you don’t have the code coverage enabled or do not have unit testing; in both cases you deserve a horde of zombies you pursue and eat that part of your brain that you stop to do unit testing.

Anyway, back to what bothered me was having to enable this feature for each execution of Unit Tests; I started to see that it has Windows 8 below in this case.

Once enabled everything you need in "Turn Windows features on or off", the following test continued to show me the activation window, so I decided to bring down one level.

Before proceeding, the new Task Manager of Windows 8 is very good, but the Windows SysInternal Process Explorer is still the best tool to analyze processes in a Windows environment.

So I launched a meeting of unit tests with the active Process Explorer and it struck me that in addition to the calls tree for Visual Studio 2010

• devenv.exe

• QTAgent32.exe

• VSPerfMon.exe

• conhost.exe

Was an executable unknown to my > > fondue.exe

After browsing a bit on the internet (where there is nothing of information), I found the following

• C:\Windows\System32\Fondue.exe "Windows Features on Demand UX"

That also helped me a lot, which is basically what indicates me the activation form, but if it helped me to see the same help

And of course, after 2 tests I found the command was in need

C:\Windows\System32 > Fondue.exe /enable-feature: NetFx3 /hideux:all

Once executed this command from a Command Prompt with Administrator permissions, we will have more problems with the execution of unit tests.

Greetings @ La Finca

The Bruno