Slow and jumpy Solution Navigator in Visual Studio 2010 [closed] - visual-studio

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I'm running Solution Navigator, as an enhanced type of Solution Explorer, from the Productivity Power Tools VS2010 extension, and have been doing so for many months. Lately however, I notice that the Navigator treeview is often unresponsive and jerky or jumpy, which frequently results in me opening the wrong files for edit etc.
Does anyone else have this problem with Solution Navigator? Has anyone resolved such a problem?

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