Recently, and I do not know exactly what might have changed, I'm seeing the following on starting a Debug-session on my project directly from VS2015:
Loading symbols for us008n.dll from \\107.109.101.32\common\users\Geeta\autoconfig\11-11\V2\GetSNMP\release\x64
Now, my project doesn't use this DLL
(Apparently it is some spooler-dll found on my drive at C:\Windows\System32\spool\drivers\x64\3
)
and I don't have a clue why VS attempts to load it's debugging symbols and where the IP address for it is coming from.
I've certainly checked that my Debug options do not load symbols:
Edit:
I also do not have a environmental variable
_NT_SYMBOL_PATH
set.
Thanks Hans Passant for your comment.
I finally found a solution. Two, actually.
Solution 1
Make sure to uncheck the "Always load symbols located next to modules" option, if you're using "Only specified modules" as general strategy:
Solution 2
Specify to not load the particular module, if you're using "All modules, unless excluded" as general strategy: