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Whenever I start up Debugmode in VS 2010 Prof it takes about 2-3 minutes before my browser(s) (tried with IE9 and newest Version of Chrome) start, if I want to stop debugging (shift-f6), it takes another 5 (f i v e) minutes before VS responds - it even grays out during that time.

I'm working on a Web Application of about 8MB excluding images ...

Debugging worked perfectly well until yesterday. Changes I made to my system until then: none.

I'm absolutely clueless, otherwise I'd provide more information, any help is appreciated.

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  • stackoverflow.com/questions/589338/… Commented Jan 20, 2012 at 13:51
  • Thanks, I've seen this question already and followed all the advice provided, it didn't help at all. Commented Jan 20, 2012 at 13:53
  • Dennis, try these related questions for some initial pointers a b Commented Jan 20, 2012 at 13:58
  • Thanks, it's not the Breakpoint issue, I already removed mine to check whether that's the problem. However, when I start the debugging process, CPU Usage jumps to 50%, effectively blocking one core. The CPU Usage only comes back down when the browser window opens (2 minutes later). Commented Jan 20, 2012 at 14:11
  • I just solved the problem, and yes - the solution is ridiculous. 1. Copy Project Folder 2. Load Project from there 3. Enjoy lightning-quick debugging! Commented Jan 20, 2012 at 14:32

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Solved by doing the following:

  • Copied my entire Project Folder

  • Started the Project from that location

  • Enjoyed lightning-quick debugging.

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I had the same experience. I fixed it by deleting the *.sdf and *.suo file, which were located near the *.sln file. VS generates new files if you restart it. I guess the *.sdf stores some Intellisence stuff and the suo breakpoints etc.

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For the Slow response times, here is my resolution by trial and error. For VS 2010 , click "Tools" and "Options" then click "environment" and "AutoRecover" options. I changed my Auto Saving options from every 30 seconds (default) to "20 Minutes" and Keep Auto Recover information for: 3 days instead of 7. This drastically reduced my start and stopping debugging time to seconds. Much better than 10 minutes for both.

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