Manual testing has changed in many ways in VS 2010 compared to the previous version of Visual Studio. Testers can now use the Microsoft Test Manager application and start testing applications without even having Visual Studio installed on their machine. Shared steps and recording tests are great advantages for the manual tests because of their usage as a common step across multiple tests. Test Manager provides three different ways of creating the Test Suites using requirements, Queries, and Static suites. Adding parameters and binding them to the data helps us to reuse the same test case for multiple scenarios with different sets of data. Directly creating the defect from the test result will make the tester's job easier and maintaining the traceability is also easier by linking the different work items such as linking the Test case with requirement or defect with the test case.