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title Inspect data using debugger windows
description There are many types of debugger windows that provide you with information. This article provides a list of the types. For each, there's a link to more information.
ms.date 07/14/2023
ms.topic concept-article
author mikejo5000
ms.author mikejo
ms.subservice debug-diagnostics

Inspect data using debugger windows in Visual Studio

You can open most debugger windows while you're debugging your program. To see a list of debugger windows, set a breakpoint and start debugging. When you hit the breakpoint and execution stops, choose Debug > Windows.

Window Hotkey See topic
Breakpoints CTRL+ALT+B Use Breakpoints
Exception Settings CTRL+ALT+E Manage Exceptions with the Debugger
Output CTRL+ALT+O Output Window
Watch CTRL+ALT+W, (1, 2, 3, 4) Watch and QuickWatch Windows
QuickWatch SHIFT+F9 Watch and QuickWatch Windows
Autos CTRL+ALT+V, A Autos and Locals Windows
Locals CTRL+ALT+V, L Autos and Locals Windows
Call Stacks CTRL+ALT+C How to: Use the Call Stack Window
Immediate CTRL+ALT+I Immediate Window
Parallel Stacks CTR:+SHIFT+D, S Using the Parallel Stacks Window
Parallel Watch CTR:+SHIFT+D, (1, 2, 3, 4) Get started Debugging Multithreaded Applications
Threads CTRL+ALT+H View threads in the Visual Studio debugger
Modules CTRL+ALT+U How to: Use the Modules Window
GPU Threads - How to: Use the GPU Threads Window
Tasks CTR:+SHIFT+D, K Using the Tasks Window
Python Debug Interactive SHIFT+ALT+I Python Interactive REPL
Live Visual Tree - Inspect XAML properties while debugging
Live Property Explorer - Inspect XAML properties while debugging
Processes CTRL+ALT+Z Debug multithreaded applications
Memory CTRL+ALT+M, (1, 2, 3, 4) Memory Windows
Disassembly CTRL+ALT+D How to: Use the Disassembly Window
Registers CTRL+ALT+G How to: Use the Registers Window

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