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- serviceHub. Host. CLR. x86 taking a lot of memory and CPC
The serviceHub Host CLR x86 is responsible for running some processes in the background for Visual Studio 2017 2019 Among other features, there are three Visual Studio features that run under this process and, in some cases, cause high CPU Memory usage They are: Full solution analysis Live Unit Testing (only in Visual Studio Enterprise) Code Lens (only in Visual Studio Enterprise and
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How can I disable it? In the following screenshot you can see six processes that all begin with ServiceHub These start when I start Visual Studio 2017 Community Annoyingly, they do not stop when
- Visual studio 2022 highly used memory - Stack Overflow
I'm working with Visual Studio 2022 and blazor net 6 After 1 hour of continuous work, visual studio's memory consumption is very high and it crashed on my PC (windows server 2019)
- Can I delete ServiceHub. * in Visual Studio 2017? - Stack Overflow
In VS2015 there was various stuff running in the background, like "VsHub", etc It connected to MS servers, and possibly leaked stuff So the common approach was to delete those files In VS2017 t
- Visual studio 2022: High CPU Usage of ServiceHub. Host. dotnet. x64. exe
Not really an answer, but I have similar issues in VS 2022 Professional, mostly with 'ServiceHub IdentityHost exe' Killing the thread from TaskManager helps to resolve it (it comes back up, takes 100% CPU for a second or so, then goes back to 0%) The same with 'ServiceHub Host dotnet x64 exe' I have 2 Visual Studio accounts that seem to be associated with this problem; one account needed
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There is a wealth of processes that ship with recent VS versions like ServiceHub * exe (e g ServiceHub DataWarehouseHost exe) You find these in (e g ) C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\2022\Community\Common7\ServiceHub Other processes include VSDiagnostics exe (DiagnosticsHub folder), and vctip exe which is executed often when compiling, identified as "Microsoft VC compiler and tools
- visual studio 2019 - ServiceHub. Host. CLR. x86. exe pegging a core . . .
This post serviceHub Host CLR x86 taking a lot of memory and CPC says disabling analysis and "code lens" will make ServiceHub Host CLR x86 exe from taking up gobs of CPU time With VS201
- Visual Studio 2022 ServiceHub. IdentityHost. exe is . . . - Stack Overflow
When running Visual Studio 2022, I find that ServiceHub IdentityHost exe (32 bit) is always pegged on CPU If I log out of my account, CPU goes back to 0% on IdentityHost And then when logging bac
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