Hi;
On my home computer (work computer is fine), when I create a new ASP .NET
project, it takes minutes (no exageration) for it to create the project. It
is paused forever on a dialog that says something like connectiong to
localhost/project.
And when I start the debugger, it takes about 20 seconds for the page to
come up.
For non-ASP C# apps everything is very fast. This only happens with ASP .NET.
Any ideas???
--
thanks - dave
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David Thielen wrote: Hi;
On my home computer (work computer is fine), when I create a new ASP
..NET project, it takes minutes (no exageration) for it to create the
project. It is paused forever on a dialog that says something like connectiong to
localhost/project.
And when I start the debugger, it takes about 20 seconds for the page
to come up.
For non-ASP C# apps everything is very fast. This only happens with
ASP .NET.
Any ideas???
How much RAM do you have?
1 Gig RAM - 2.? GHz hyper-threaded processor Dell Dimension.
Everything else I do on my machine is real fast.
thanks - dave
"Aquila Deus" wrote: David Thielen wrote: Hi;
On my home computer (work computer is fine), when I create a new ASP
..NET project, it takes minutes (no exageration) for it to create the
project. It is paused forever on a dialog that says something like connectiong to
localhost/project.
And when I start the debugger, it takes about 20 seconds for the page
to come up.
For non-ASP C# apps everything is very fast. This only happens with
ASP .NET.
Any ideas???
How much RAM do you have?
The debugger launch time seems typical - but creating a new project
should be a lot quicker. Would you have any antivirus software or
firewall software running? If so, you might want to disable them
temporarily while creating a project to see if there is an impact.
--
Scott http://www.OdeToCode.com/blogs/scott/
On Sat, 12 Feb 2005 21:57:02 -0800, "David Thielen"
<th*****@nospam .nospam> wrote: 1 Gig RAM - 2.? GHz hyper-threaded processor Dell Dimension.
Everything else I do on my machine is real fast.
thanks - dave
"Aquila Deus" wrote:
David Thielen wrote: > Hi;
>
> On my home computer (work computer is fine), when I create a new ASP
..NET > project, it takes minutes (no exageration) for it to create the
project. It > is paused forever on a dialog that says something like connectiong to
> localhost/project.
>
> And when I start the debugger, it takes about 20 seconds for the page
to > come up.
>
> For non-ASP C# apps everything is very fast. This only happens with
ASP .NET. >
> Any ideas???
How much RAM do you have?
David Thielen wrote: 1 Gig RAM - 2.? GHz hyper-threaded processor Dell Dimension.
Everything else I do on my machine is real fast.
thanks - dave
Weird. Was the disk light lightening during the time you wait? Is your
IIS service always running? Is it still slow if you launch debugger or
create a new project repeatedly within a few minutes?
"Aquila Deus" wrote:
David Thielen wrote: Hi;
On my home computer (work computer is fine), when I create a new
ASP ..NET project, it takes minutes (no exageration) for it to create the
project. It is paused forever on a dialog that says something like
connectiong to localhost/project.
And when I start the debugger, it takes about 20 seconds for the
page to come up.
For non-ASP C# apps everything is very fast. This only happens
with ASP .NET.
Any ideas???
How much RAM do you have?
It doesn't seem to blink much. And at work the same program it's fast, both
creating and starting asp .net apps. It's just my home system that's slow.
- dave
"Aquila Deus" wrote: David Thielen wrote: 1 Gig RAM - 2.? GHz hyper-threaded processor Dell Dimension.
Everything else I do on my machine is real fast.
thanks - dave
Weird. Was the disk light lightening during the time you wait? Is your
IIS service always running? Is it still slow if you launch debugger or
create a new project repeatedly within a few minutes?
"Aquila Deus" wrote:
David Thielen wrote:
> Hi;
>
> On my home computer (work computer is fine), when I create a new ASP ..NET
> project, it takes minutes (no exageration) for it to create the
project. It
> is paused forever on a dialog that says something like connectiong to
> localhost/project.
>
> And when I start the debugger, it takes about 20 seconds for the page to
> come up.
>
> For non-ASP C# apps everything is very fast. This only happens with ASP .NET.
>
> Any ideas???
How much RAM do you have?
David Thielen wrote: It doesn't seem to blink much. And at work the same program it's
fast, both creating and starting asp .net apps. It's just my home system that's
slow.
then it may be waiting for something broken...
There are several general methods to solve similiar issues:
1.Open task manager to see if there is any program that uses 50+ CPU
resource
2.Launch the debugger and create new projects repeatedly to see if it's
the same slow.
3.Check your event logs, (run eventvwr.msc)
4.Don't use VS.NET :-) This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics | |
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