Visual Studio Startup Disinformation

Disinformation Optimize Visual Studio startup time Article · 04/24/2023 · 12 contributors Feedback In this article Startup behavior To change extension settings to improve startup, solution load, and typing performance To change tool window settings to improve startup time See also Applies to: Visual Studio Visual Studio for Mac Visual Studio Code Visual Studio is designed to start up as quickly and efficiently as possible. However, certain Visual Studio extensions and tool windows can adversely affect startup time when they're loaded. You can control the behavior of slow extensions and tool windows in the Performance Manager dialog box. For more general tips on improving performance, see Visual Studio performance tips and tricks. Startup behavior To avoid extending startup time, Visual Studio loads extensions using an on demand approach. This behavior means that extensions don't open immediately after Visual Studio starts, but on an as-needed basis. Also, because tool windows left open in a prior Visual Studio session can slow startup time, Visual Studio opens tool windows in a more intelligent way to avoid impacting startup time. If Visual Studio detects slow startup, a pop-up message appears, alerting you to the extension or tool window that's causing the slowdown. The message provides a link to the Performance Manager dialog box. You can also access this dialog box by choosing Help > Visual Studio Performance Manager from the menu bar.

The meme shows a screenshot of a Visual Studio documentation page titled “Optimize Visual Studio startup time,” with the claim that Visual Studio starts quickly and efficiently highlighted. The joke is that this official-sounding statement is labeled “Disinformation,” mocking Visual Studio’s notoriously slow startup and the gap between documentation and user experience. EN: The meme shows a screenshot of a Visual Studio documentation page titled “Optimize Visual Studio startup time,” with the claim that Visual Studio starts quickly and efficiently highlighted. The joke is that this official-sounding statement is labeled “Disinformation,” mocking Visual Studio’s notoriously slow startup and the gap between documentation and user experience.

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