Visual Studio takes a long time to load the Toolbox.The Toolbox does not display items for DevExpress products.This section explains how to resolve any of the following issues with Toolbox items: Resolve Issues with Toolbox Items (.NET Framework) Note that you need to add this Design package even if you used a Unified Components Installer (in this case, you can add packages from the local NuGet feed). Go to Tools | NuGet Package Manager | Manage NuGet Packages for Solution and add the NuGet packages that contain the required controls to make these controls available in the Visual Studio Toolbox.įor WinForms projects, add the package and make sure the “Automatically Populate Toolbox” setting in Visual Studio is enabled ( “Tools | Options | Windows Forms Designer | General”). If you add the DevExpress products and use a NuGet feed instead of the Unified Component Installer, the toolbox does not contain DevExpress controls until you add the corresponding NuGet packages. Make WinForms and WPF Controls Available in Toolbox (.NET 6+) This article explains how to resolve any issues with the Visual Studio Toolbox. NET Framework (WinForms, ASP.NET WebForms, WPF controls, XAF components) are available in the Visual Studio Toolbox. The DevExpress installer integrates DevExpress products into your Visual Studio instance.
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