I was having an issue with Visual Studio 2012 hanging on startup, but while trying to isolate the source of the problem, I could only get Visual Studio to start in safe mode (using devenv.exe /safemode). In that mode, you can’t disable any extensions through the GUI. In the end, I started poking around in the registry and found a key at HKCU\Software\Microsoft\VisualStudio\11.0\ExtensionManager named “EnabledExtensions”. Deleting all the values under that key disabled all the extensions, enabling me to enable them individually and track down the problem extension.
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