This problem is almost always caused by an add-in. Resharper is certainly a good candidate. You find the trouble-maker by disabling the add-ins one-by-one until the problem disappears. It is the kind of problem that's common with new versions of Visual Studio, it takes the add-in vendors a while to get the bugs and hangups ironed out. Contact the vendor for support and in general look for updates that may solve the issue.
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So, I'm just curious to know which option I could use to add the copyright info to all existing source code files in my solution using Visual Studio 2012. Is there any standard way of doing this, using a template file (something related to T4 templates) or a PowerShell script? I could write some code to iterate over the files with .cs extension and add the copyright info but that is not what I'm after. I'd like to know about some tool to automate this process. 2ff7e9595c
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