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It's too much to assume Microsoft does good QA on their products. However, Visual Studio 2019 was pretty stable for me. Now, VS 2022 freezes multiple times per day on different computers. Fortunately, it only locks up its own process and Killing the process gets around the problem.

Are you seeing this? Have you found a solution?

It's too much to assume Microsoft does good QA on their products. However, Visual Studio 2019 was pretty stable for me. Now, VS 2022 freezes multiple times per day on different computers. Fortunately, it only locks up its own process and Killing the process gets around the problem. Are you seeing this? Have you found a solution?

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I've been using VS 2017 for years now without updating, because I learned that updating any piece of modern software only brings disappointment and issues in the long run. But even back when it came out I already thought it was shit because of how much of a resource hog it was, and it probably got a lot worse since then.

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Sadly, I agree with you. VS starts up a shit load of background tasks. However, I do like intellisense, auto code completion and its Git integration. Oh well.