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i have problems with visual studio 2013:
when i try to create any project (f.e: c# console app), then i see always this window:
and when i try to click anywhere, then i see the cloud:
"microsoft visual studio is busy waiting for an internal operation to complete"
but when i'm open visual studio 2013 by developer command prompt for vs2013 → devenv/safemode
then i can everything, but i can't open team explorer (for git).
how can i resolve this problem?
Edit:
I try do it for 10 minutes. after ~8 minutes i see my project solution...but it's to sloow :/
Edit2:
it's my extensions:
A few things that come to mind, which you may want to verify:
Do you have a virus, malware or hung CPU hogging process or memory leaking process? Check how much system resources are free in Task Manager. Install and update anti-virus software such as Microsoft Security Essentials (free), if you don't have any.
Is Visual Studio up to date with the latest updates and software patches?
Do you have any Visual Studio extensions or addons installed which may be causing the lag? Try disabling them all to see if the problem still occurs.
Are your projects being created and saved to a network drive which is extremely slow to access, or is your hard disk unresponsive due to other I/O happening in the background?
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A new year, new releases, and like always new aggrevation. The combination of Visual Studio 2019 (16.1 release) and Resharper 2019.1.1 is deadly for our not so large solution (10 projects & 6 test projects) in 1 solution .NET Core 2.2. Not combined with frontend (javascript/typescript).
When opening solution, VS hangs and uses A LOT of CPU, and it now even has come to a point that i need to disable resharper to continue developing.
And not only disabling resharper, i also needed to disable code lens in Visual Studio, because ServiceHub.RoslynCodeAnalysis service was still taking a lot of CPU, found that on (https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/issues/19205)
I already found this article on Jetbrains site: https://resharper-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/articles/206546919 , but this time i can't figure out what the problem is.
I also found this on microsoft developer community: https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/content/problem/521943/vs-2019-high-cpu-and-memory-usage.html :
status 01/06/2019 - NO SOLUTION
I also created my own ticket on the developer community, will keep both sites in sync: https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/content/problem/593963/visual-studio-2019-version-161-slow-and-consuming.html
status 04/06/2019 - TICKET CREATED
Anybody in the community with the same issue and some help on how to solve it.
It's not hardware related ot OS related, probably some settings from both systems that mess up each other.
For more detail:
Visual Studio: default installation
Resharper: default installation
Codebase: rather small: a few hundred tests / a few hundred classes
Hardware: Parallels on MAC: with 10GB RAM; 8 CPU machine (been doing
that for years, i am only having problems since upgrading to 2019
versions)
No frontend projects included
Only API in .NET Core 2.2
No continuous testing
Solution wide analysis off resharper disabled
No fancy plugins, no custom rules, no metrics (all that is done on Azure Devops when code is being build ETC
>
Update: 25 June 2019 (and it is running again at a usable speed)
No info on ticket from Microsoft website
Executed these things
Visual Studio 16.1.3 update Reshaper 2019.1.2
update
Codelens disabled
Disabled defender for these processes (be aware about what you do, no scanning will happen in these processed):
Code.exe & Node.exe: we have an angular frontend ConEmu64.exe &
conhost.exe & dotnet.exe : we have .net core api running in kestrel
sqlserv.exe: we have a sql backend Also excluded my sourcefolder
from defender
Many thanks
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I've build a visual studio 2015 project into ".exe" and it worked on my computer and other computer. And then after i update my visual studio 2015, and build the program again, the ".exe" won't open on other computer, but it working as usual on my computer.
Does it have anything to do with the update ?
I've tried it on 3 others computers, on windows 7 it shows error clr20r3. But on windows 10 it doesnt show the error message
UPDATE : Sorry for not being specific. After googling i have found many similliar problem and it have something to do with the Net Framework. I've check my project application project target Net Framework it is 4.5.2. And i already create a setup wizard for it and it's include Net Framework 4.5.2 offline installer. I build it everything fine, then i try to run the Net Framework 4.5.2 installer on other computer, it says Net Framework 4.5.2 already updated/installed. But my app still wont open on that computer, only a loading (circle) symbol, but then the app won't open.
Without more information we cannot guarantee we'll provide a correct answer.
You should check for:
.NET Framework (in which you built the project with)
Configuration files
Dependencies
As we only got the information that it's "crashing", we cannot guarantee it will work.
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this is might be really weird, but I have no idea what kinda wizardry of this. Basically, my Visual Studio stopped responding to my changes, it stopped building solution. I can comment code, which would completely ruin the logic of program, and Visual Studio will still run program that I guess it has in memory. It's really annoying, and I have no idea what it is. I keep restarting software, but it's still does the same. It's a licensed software. I was wondering If someone knew what was going on. Thanks!
I've seen this a few times, and usually one of or a combination of the following will work:
Clean the solution, then build it.
Change the from "Release" to Debug (or vice-cversa) then clean and build, then revert back.
Close visual studio and manually delete everything in the \bin directory
For an asp.net website, close visual studio and delete the files in C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\Temporary ASP.NET Files (Path will vary depending on your machine setup This is where my ASP.NET versino 4 files are compiled to.)
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I've encountered SharpDevelop a few times before but I don't know anyone who actually programs in it. Would you recommend it for medium size projects in C#?
Subquestions: Is there a difference in speed of compiling? (Article is about multi-threading compliling in SharpDevelop)
Thanks for answers!
There is absolutely no compelling reason to choose SharpDevelop over Visual Studio if you have the choice and the budget.
Visual Studio is by far the best IDE on the market, and I have used quite a few.
And, as Marty says in comments, he is a student. At http://www.dreamspark.com any student can get free, full professional versions of most all of the Visual Studio and Windows SKU's.
Visual Studio is also offered without cost in less featured versions labeled 'Express'
If you are not a student (or don't know one, wink wink) and on a budget, and the VS express versions don't have the features you need, then SharpDevelop would be a good way to go.
I am not an MS fanboy, just in case you are wondering.
I am running SharpDevelop in a Windows VM on a macbook air, which has only a 256G solid state "hard disk", so I need to keep the VM package as small as possible. An installation of Visual Studio, by the time all its updates had been installed, increased the size of the VM package by about 8G. Too big. And why does it take so long to install? what is it doing to the registry? So why spend several hundred pounds on Visual Studio when SharpDevelop is free and tiny by comparison?
For people who need opensource.... eclipse for example would have never been so successful without Open Source
Complete list for Feature comparison (VS Express vs SharpDevelop):
http://community.sharpdevelop.net/blogs/mattward/pages/VisualStudioExpressComparison.aspx
If you have a full license for Visual Studio and are going to write only Windows programs for only yourself or a business, then there would be no incentive.
However, if you wanted to use the C# language and the .NET-style for an Open Source project, or one that is compatible across many platforms, you'd probably choose to use Mono instead of .NET and SharpDevelop instead of VS.
i have tried it for VB.NET couple of years, didn't like the IDE.
After i tried i used the Express Editions for C#/VB.NET (2005).
Now i've a msdn premium account from my company, thats why i only use the Team Systems (home/work).
I think VS is imo the best IDE to develop with the .NET Framework.
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I have my original CD housing for my copy of Visual Studio 2008 Standard. Therefore I still have my key. I have trial versions of 2008 and 2010, and Express versions of both, but can't find a place to enter my CD key.
What am I suppose to do? I lost my CD. Should I just call MSFT and ask them what to do?
To upgrade Visual Studio 2008 Trial
Edition
On the Start menu, click Control
Panel.
In Control Panel, open Add or Remove
Programs.
Select Microsoft Visual Studio 2008
Professional and then click
Change/Remove.
On the Visual Studio 2008 Maintenance
screen, enter the product key in the
section Upgrade to Visual Studio 2008
Professional and then click Upgrade.
Linkage
The article is for VS2005 but I've done it a few times with my copy of VS2008.
If you need to get a replacement disk, it looks like a call to Microsoft's Sales Department will be able to get you started.
It has to be done manually.
In this article we will briefly describe how we can change the Visual Studio 2008 product key. As we know Visual Studio 2008 Trial doesn’t allow to change the product key and it shows as grayed out.
http://www.itsolutionskb.com/2009/01/how-to-change-visual-studio-2008-product-key/