Not too long ago, I had a problem which required me to set WinDbg.exe as the default post-mortem debugger. Now that I\'ve fixed that and am back doing normal work, it would
You can re-enable Visual Studio for Just-In-Time debugging from within Visual Studio:
Go to the Tools | Options | Debugging | Just-In-Time dialog. Then make sure all Native and Managed (if you're debugging a .NET application) are checked. Next time you get a crash, the Visual Studio Just-In-Time debugger will come up.
The Visual Studio Just-In-Time debugger let's you choose whether you want to open a new instance of Visual Studio or start debugging with a currently open solution.