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# Debugging the language service in Visual Studio using Visual Studio
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1. Have a running instance of Visual Studio 2013/2015 with an open TypeScript file.
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2. Open a new instance of Visual Studio 2013/2015.
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3. Bring up the **Attach to Process** dialog by either
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* Using menu bar and navigating from `Debug` -> `Attach to Process`.
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* Clicking on the `Attach` button from the **Standard** toolbar if it is visible.
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4. In the row labeled `Attach to:`, click on the `Select...` button.
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5. Click the radio button `Debug these code types` and select `Script`. Then press OK.
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6. Find the appropriate Visual Studio instance in your list. Visual Studio instances have the process name `devenv.exe` and you can typically narrow down your instance looking for its current file in the Title field.
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7. Hit the `Attach` button. In the **Solution Exporer**. you should now see four active debuggers (one for each language service thread).
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At this point you should be able to hit debug points and get an understanding of what's going on.
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