Meteor run is very slow win 10 - windows

When I'm trying to run meteor project it took a lot of time(almost 2 hours and it still off.)
My CPU is used on 39%, RAM - 75%, Disk - 2%. So that's not my machine problem.
I also use react in the project.
I've searched a lot of articles but I can't solve the issue.
Could anyone help me with this ?

I've tried to turn off real-time protection from Windows Defender then it's run faster.

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Is there a min amount of ram to run create react app?

I find when I run create react app on my laptop then begin to code in VSCODE my laptop heats up a lot more than usual to the point its burning to the touch.
I have a macbook pro 2018 macos mojave fully upto date i5 8gb ram.
Is the reason for this low ram of 8gb?
Any information would be amazing.
Thanks
Nav
Not sure what to try?
npx create-react-app
Not expecting laptop to get unusually hot. Only happens when running create react app. also sometimes happens when running Atom IDE but does anyone even use that anymore?
No, the amount of ram you have should be more than sufficient to to VSCode and a create-react-app. Ram also has little impact on heat so I don't think that is causing the issue.
What you could try is to open the activity monitor to check if any processes are using more CPU than they should. Also check under the Energy-tab, that could give you a good guidance to what is causing your heating problem. As an example, I've had problems before where some of my VSCode plugins have had a bug that causes them to run at 100% CPU constantly.

Android Emulator tried with RAM Sizes

Please help me.
I have installed Andoird in my 16GB Ram, I5 Processor laptop.
Everything went well but Emulator is never starting.
I tried with different RAM sizes like 1536,950,512,700,600,800,1100,450,1450.
None worked.I am using CPU/ABI in X86_64, a shown below. Can you please suggest me something.
AVD setup
Thanks
"I have installed Andoird", sounds like you want to use emulator for some other use than for development, if so than Android Emulator isn't that good as it is. If you're using it for development usage, then try to update the system images for API level 23
- the emulator may take upto 10 (or more) minutes to start
-confirm that emulator is running in Task manager,
also , API level 23 is quite new so It may contain bugs that are not known.

Android Dev Kit in Eclipse

So I have a few issues with Eclipse and Android Dev Kit.
First of all Eclipse is being unbelievably slow and sometimes it renders it really useless. (It even lags switching the tabs!!!.)
I tried modifying the .ini file and tried allocating it even as much as 2gb-3gb ram. Still no improvement.
Is there any way to get it up to Visual Studio efficiency? When I'm debugging and I want to view a value inside a class in the watch it lags to display a simple 2 digit integer! Seriously W*F is up with that? VS instantineously displays 100s of objects in a collection with no lagging.
Also debugging is really slugish and it is really annoying! Steping from one line to another takes about 2 seconds!
My laptops has this spec:
Core i7-2670QM 2.2GHz (turbo up to 3.1GHz)
8GB DDR3 RAM
500GB HDD
GeForce GT630M 1GB (Dedicated)
This laptop handles some of the most demanding software and games without an issue and Eclipse lags!
Another issue, when I launch the Android Emulator my sound drops by around a half (for everything.) I use the internal sound card (integrated.) Any idea of how to fix it?
Thanks very much
Daniel Wardin
I fixed the issue after deleting everything to do with Eclipse and installing the x86 version instead of the x64 and the performance is a LOT better now!
It must be a design fault in the IDE.

System Requirement for VS 2010

I have a laptop machine with below configuration:
Core 2 Duo # 1.4 GHz
4GB RAM
320GB HardDrive
Windows 7
Whether this is sufficient for installing VS 2010? The speed of processor is 1.4GHz, but in Microsoft website they have given minimum of 1.6GHz processor speed. Can anyone tell from their experience?
Thanks in advance.
Will most likely install, however I would expect it will run slow. Depends on what sort of work you are doing. Small console apps would be OK but I doubt full blown WPF/Silverlight apps would be speedy. Also, if your connecting to a local SQL instance.. etc (could pull an increased overhead).
Sum Up.
Will install.
Work will be tedious.
Another SO post for reference VS 2010 Requirments
The main issue is the way that VS2010 uses WPF; you might find that large files behave a little jerkily in the text editor, but I don't think it'll be un-usable.
I've not tried VS2010, but I do have VS2008 + SQL Server Express installed on a netbook with a few years old Atom CPU and 2 GB of RAM, and it works fine though it's obviously a bit slow. So I'd assume that you'll have no problems since even if the requirements for VS2010 are higher, your laptop is much higher spec than that netbook.
Will work. but might have some performace issues on Editor / Designer. I had a machine with almost similar configuration. used it for silverlight developement. I always has problem in the design preview of the XAML file. - it gets loaded after some time then expected time.

Virtual PC high CPU usage problems

I run VPC 2007 on my Vista business laptop with 4 gig RAM. I use VPC to run windows XP and maintain a VS2003 web project. At first everything was great. I assigned the VPC 512MB and did my work as usual. I also run Resharper and Visual SVN. Lately, the act of scrolling in a page causes the CPU to spike above 50, sometimes near 100. This freezes my machine occasionally and is frustrating. Typing code sometimes does the same thing.
I have experimented with changing allocated memory, disk space, turning on/off the paging file, uninstalling ReSharper and Visual SVN. There should be no reason this thing is slow with all the memory I have on this laptop! I don't have anything running on it but VPC at any one time.
I'm wondering if I should just install VS2003 on my Vista machine and deal with any incompatibility problems.
Any suggestions?
Try VirtualBox.
VirtualBox is a family of powerful x86
virtualization products for enterprise
as well as home use. Not only is
VirtualBox an extremely feature rich,
high performance product for
enterprise customers, it is also the
only professional solution that is
freely available as Open Source
Software under the terms of the GNU
General Public License (GPL).
If it were me, I'd run the VS.NET 2003 IDE on Vista natively. Just check out this page with the problems you might have:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vs2005/bb188244.aspx
As far as your CPU goes, it could be a video driver/display issue. Have you tried turning Aero Glass on/off on your vista machine to see if that changes things? Are your number of colors for your desktop the same both in the VPC and on your host? Have you updated your video drivers recently?
I recommend VirtualBox. Every time I use VPC I soon give up because the performance is terrible. I run VirtualBox with a Vista virtual PC allocated 1.5gb ram and it runs really well. In fact I don't really notice much slow down from running natively.
First thing I'd suggest doing is run Process Explorer and Process Monitor to find out whats really eating the cpu. If it used to run fine, switching to another VM might not fix anything.
I'd bet VisualSVN is the problem. I had the same problem on a dual-core system with 6GB of RAM. I eventually just uninstalled it because it kept crashing the IDE.
BTW, I'm running Server2003 64-bit.
You probably have VPC07 runnning the active vhd at maximum speed. Go to options on the console menu and change this setting to divide CPU time equally among all vhd's and your problems will disappear!

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