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	<title>You Can't Suck Enough &#187; Visual Studio</title>
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		<title>Visual Studio 2005 Slowness</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 06 Feb 2010 23:10:38 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Wow&#8230;despite the fact that I know there&#8217;s something else going on with my computer that&#8217;s slowing everything down when there&#8217;s a lot of disk access (e.g. AV scans, large copies, backups), Visual Studio&#8217;s been having it&#8217;s own fun running slow, especially during initial loads of files and projects. At first I figured it was just [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Wow&#8230;despite the fact that I know there&#8217;s something else going on with my computer that&#8217;s slowing everything down when there&#8217;s a lot of disk access (e.g. AV scans, large copies, backups), Visual Studio&#8217;s been having it&#8217;s own fun running slow, especially during initial loads of files and projects.</p>
<p>At first I figured it was just VS being&#8230;well&#8230;a Microsoft product, combined with the HD issue. Then I decided to see if anyone else had issues and <a href="http://geekswithblogs.net/bjones/archive/2006/08/05/87186.aspx" target="_blank">found this</a>. Awesome. I can&#8217;t say I had the problem they had (definitely not 15 minutes) but (so far) it seems like it works.</p>
<p>In case the link goes dead, all they did was go to Tools &gt; Import and Export Settings and select the Reset option. It won&#8217;t affect add-ons, just the core MS stuff. You will have to go in and change some of your settings back but definitely do NOT try to re-import your saved settings.</p>
<p>I guess the settings get bogged down or some setting gets set without your permission? I&#8217;m guessing here&#8230;after all, Microsoft products will let software installs to update your registry and other settings on your machine but if you try to do something, it&#8217;s all User Account Control, bitch!!</p>
<p>Whatever&#8230;suffice it to say, software and OSes developers need a swift kick once in a while to wake them up to their laziness and fragmentation (of teams). Or maybe I need to upgrade to VS 2008 before 2010 comes out&#8230;I can&#8217;t help it that Microsoft has trained me to stick with what works rather than upgrade to the latest and greatest. Every buggy, overpriced, and fundamentally different (in a bad way) new piece of software just turns me off the &#8220;arms race&#8221; of keeping up with the latest software.</p>
<p>I get that they need to make money and update the technology but really? I was just thinking about how much I hate the fact that we have to still support IE 7 (and are only just kicking IE6 out like a 20-something kid that needs to get a job). If it wasn&#8217;t for the whole software lifecycle process that Microsoft has (anyone notice how FireFox 2 just got it&#8217;s ass kicked and that was it?!?), we could be just worrying about IE8 which actually works almost like FF so there&#8217;s less of this BS I need to do to support both of them. One stylesheet for both browsers!</p>
<p>Anyhow, enjoy the tip above if it helps you&#8230;unless of course you&#8217;ve upgraded already and are enjoying the benefits (or trials?) of using VS 2008 or the 2010 rc.</p>
<p>out</p>
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