my visual studio 2010 debugger has been very slow after change and reinstall windows 7

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hello every one;

I used c# in visual studio 2010 for developing a windows form program ; because of problems in my windows home premium; I had to change windows to ultimate version (by format and install new version); after I Installed all of the needed software and drivers; I started to work in my windows form C# project,

but unfortunately the speed of debugging my project has been so lower than the past version, please help me what is the wrongs, and how solve it

my CPU usage is just 27% and my ram usage is 50

Posted 10-Jun-14 22:40pm

Hadi IR

Updated 10-Jun-14 23:20pm

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2014-06-11T00:15:00

There are a lot of possible reasons for this, and I assume you have googled? If not, then one possibility is that when you re-installed, your VS installation has not yet been patched to the same version as that which you were using. This could leave some of the VS internal files incompatible with the version of VS you have at the moment. Try deleting all the *.SDF and *.SUO in your solution and projects, and then do a Clean and Rebuild. That may cure it.

If not, then take a closer look at your performance monitoring: is that 27% one whole core tied up permanently plus a little bit elsewhere? (if you have a 4 core machine, that's pretty easy) If so, it could indicate that one thread is permanently busy - and it's then worth looking for which thread that is.