Visual Studio 2010 is loading slowly

I enjoyed using VS 2010 for several weeks without any performance issues.

I installed dotCover from JetBrains a few days ago and everything went well, but yesterday I tested my first code coverage test. I double-clicked on one of the results of the report, and it successfully transferred me to the reference line of code.

I accidentally right-clicked on a line of code, highlighting the context menu, and the navigation menu item was highlighted.

After a few moments, Visual Studio froze and subsequently crashed.

I closed and reopened, and Visual Studio did not open cleanly. I uninstalled dotCover and was able to open Visual Studio, but it took a few minutes to get to the open project screen.

I also show that devenv.exe runs quickly up to 1,500,000 K and never recovers. I'm not sure what he worked for when I had no problems, but I cannot believe that it was so high.

Now, I doubt that the problem was in dotCover, but maybe in the intellisense cache or something like that. Who knows?

I seem to get some relief when I set the priority above the usual priority to the devenv.exe process, but the machine does not seem to be attached to the operator.

Has anyone seen similar problems or any suggestions?

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I had the same problem and solved it by disabling all the add-ons and then turning them back on until I found the one that causes the slowdown. To speed up the launch of VS2010, I found that I had to disable or update the ANTI Profiler addin and disable the VMDebugger add-in. Then VS2010 will open very quickly.

To disable add-ons, open VS2010 as an administrator and from the add manager uncheck the boxes with checkboxes (available add-ons / launch)

You are done!

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