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Renaming controls on Visual Studio 2k8 is very slow

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    Hi, My program is starting to be fairly large, but now I have an annoying issue: everytime I rename a control a window pops up and it tries to refactor or whatever and it freezes the whole thing for like 5 secondes. It f**** ticks me off I can't stand it anymore. The only lead I've found is this: http://www.west-wind.com/wconnect/WebLog/ShowEntry.blog?id=653[^] Is this behavior normal and is this "fix" a good solution? Can it corrupt my project? Thanks!

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      Hi, My program is starting to be fairly large, but now I have an annoying issue: everytime I rename a control a window pops up and it tries to refactor or whatever and it freezes the whole thing for like 5 secondes. It f**** ticks me off I can't stand it anymore. The only lead I've found is this: http://www.west-wind.com/wconnect/WebLog/ShowEntry.blog?id=653[^] Is this behavior normal and is this "fix" a good solution? Can it corrupt my project? Thanks!

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      Thomas Stockwell
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      The fix is only a registry tweak that would alter the Visual Studio configuration. It does not affect your project until you use Visual Studio on the project. Be sure to backup the project if this is a concern for you, the tweak seems like a plausible fix. However, the article says that this issue has been fixed with Visual Studio 2008 and you reference the problem with Visual Studio 2008, so you two may be talking about two completely different problems.

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