How to turn off Visual Studio 2013 "Watch" windows

[MSgherzi]

Somehow, and I don't know how, I turned on the "Watch" windows debugger function in Visual Studio 2013. Every time I try and "Debug" my application, I get 8 (yes, eight) different "Watch" windows that pop-up and it freezes up Visual Studio to the point where I have to kill the process.

I have to "Start without Debugging" now every time I want to test it. Searching online has yielded no results.

This is bothering me because I have no idea what I did to enable this...

How the heck do I turn this off so I can start Debugging again normally?


Thanks!

 

[Boston Pro Comp Serv LLC]

It's in the menu bar up top. I think it's debug than windows and it expands, just uncheck them.

 

[MSgherzi]

I'm afraid I don't see anything related to those Watch windows. They only pop-up when I start debugging.

 

[Boston Pro Comp Serv LLC]

It's the debug button on the menu bar. You turn them off just like you turn them on.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bhawk8xd.aspx#displayvarwindows

 

[MSgherzi]

It's the debug button on the menu bar. You turn them off just like you turn them on.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bhawk8xd.aspx#displayvarwindows

The issue is that the Watch windows are not listed under Debug > Windows. Once I debug the program, the windows pop-up, and Visual Studio process freezes and becomes unresponsive.

At that point, I'm unable to select the Debug button to turn them off.