Letnic, your problem might be different. This report relates to the special vs intellisense/trace window showing errors. With that window closed VS should be giving you good intellisense in your project. 

For example if you type "Serial." do you see a list of options for the serial port?

We need to establish that the intellisense of your basic system is working correctly before looking at this extra requirement.

Please confirm, thanks

Great, then you should close the intellisense report window and can reply on the intellisense red underlines in the code when a mistake has been made?

There is a little X in the top right of the "Error List". Click the X and the list will hide. It's an unimportant list, errors should be ignored. 

The reason for the "errors" is that VS C++ is not entirely Arduino compatible. It doesn't prevent users from enjoying intellisense but does make the error list irrelevant.

Email a screen shot of your vs to:- info [at] visualmicro.com and I can give you better ideas of how the Ide can be arranged.

I've attached your image to your last post so you have control of it. The image was very large I have tried to cut it down a bit.

You will not be able to remove those 10 error messages. They are in the arduino core unconnected with your sketch code. VS just doesn't understand of the low level arduino syntax but all these errors can be ignored. 

The plugin does NOT use vs for compile so these are intellisense only messages and are not real code faults.

Some suggestions if you can close the "Error List"??

In the image you can see the title of the lower section is "Error list" and it has an X to the far right of the far right of the screen. Click the X to close the error list.

You possibly have a little confusion with your window layout. I notice that your solution explorer is attached to the same bank of tabs as "Output window", "Error list" etc. This makes it difficult for you.

Hold the mouse button down on the "Solution Explorer" TAB and float the Solution Explorer tool window. Notice that if you then keep the mouse button down and drag to the far left of the screen VS shows some drop bars. Drop and the solution explorer window on a far left drop bar by releasing the mouse when over the drop bar.

This should give you the solution explorer in a clean vertical strip unconnected to the tab of the "Output window", "Error List" area.

I can see one benefit of the "Error List", your sketch is raising "Sketch Error" messages but these are not needed?

Check out the youtube video on the debugger page to see a working layout

Hope this helps

I have split the thread so the the original poster does not keep getting emails about this problem

When i put micro debug to none and i press F5 it upload in the arduino and it work correctly. In the arduino IDE it work too.

thank you very much it work now, debugger is great