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Removing bad paths from .sympath
How do I remove old/unusd symbol paths frm .sympath?
.sympath+ lets me add a path, but there is nothing to remove it.
This is for the new windbg though, the one with the new UI.
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No command line option to remove entries though you can overwrite the entire path with .sympath (i.e. ".sympath c:\foo")
You can also change the defaults with the UI in File->Settings->Debugging settings
-scott
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I was also frustrated with the old paths getting reloaded and having to manually changing them at each run. Look for the file at this location and remove the unneeded paths.
~\AppData\Local\DBG\config.xml