Microsoft.diagnosticshub.diagnostics.collectionstartfailedhubexception

In Visual Studio: Debug → Options → Enable Diagnostic Tools while debugging (uncheck). If the problem disappears, a specific tool (e.g., CPU Usage) is misconfigured. 7. Code Example (Illustrative) You would not typically catch this exception in production code. However, a diagnostic extension or custom profiler host might handle it like this:

await diagnosticHubSession.StartCollectionAsync(targetProcessId);

1. Overview & Context The exception microsoft.diagnosticshub.diagnostics.collectionstartfailedhubexception is a specific, platform-level error originating from Microsoft’s Diagnostic Hub —a component primarily used within Visual Studio and other Microsoft developer tools (like Performance Profiler, CPU Usage tool, Memory Usage tool, and IntelliTrace).

If the target process requires elevation, launch Visual Studio with admin rights ( Right-click → Run as administrator ).

From the Visual Studio Installer → select More → Repair . This restores missing or corrupted Diagnostic Hub components.

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Microsoft.diagnosticshub.diagnostics.collectionstartfailedhubexception

In Visual Studio: Debug → Options → Enable Diagnostic Tools while debugging (uncheck). If the problem disappears, a specific tool (e.g., CPU Usage) is misconfigured. 7. Code Example (Illustrative) You would not typically catch this exception in production code. However, a diagnostic extension or custom profiler host might handle it like this:

await diagnosticHubSession.StartCollectionAsync(targetProcessId); In Visual Studio: Debug → Options → Enable

1. Overview & Context The exception microsoft.diagnosticshub.diagnostics.collectionstartfailedhubexception is a specific, platform-level error originating from Microsoft’s Diagnostic Hub —a component primarily used within Visual Studio and other Microsoft developer tools (like Performance Profiler, CPU Usage tool, Memory Usage tool, and IntelliTrace). Code Example (Illustrative) You would not typically catch

If the target process requires elevation, launch Visual Studio with admin rights ( Right-click → Run as administrator ). If the target process requires elevation, launch Visual

From the Visual Studio Installer → select More → Repair . This restores missing or corrupted Diagnostic Hub components.

try