Windows 7, Java 10, IJ 2018.2.2 Combo running almost unusably slow all of the sudden
I work at a rather large company, thanks to their infra spending we are currently still on Windows 7. For the last 8 months everything has been usable, however, recently IJ freezes up and takes ~3 mins just to right click a java file in the project view. I can't scroll the stacktrace without ripping my hair out trying to wait. My environment looks like this...
Windows 7
JDK 10
IJ 2018.2.2
8gbs RAM
max heap 1750
I have tried turning off synch and I have tried to create a new project that only contained 1 module (before I had like 10) but nothing seems to work. I also tried removing the config and sys folders, invalidating the cache and restarting, and even changing the drive where we have the config and sys files. Nothing seems to work, can someone give me something else to try?
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Hello,
Could you please create new issue on YouTrack attaching logs folder (https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/articles/207241085-Locating-IDE-log-files): http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issues/IDEA ?
Sure but I can tell you there is nothing in the logs, I am getting a bunch of thread dumps though.
Also I have to clear it is ok to send out my logs
Threaddums might show the reason of freezes.
That is what I figured but how do I find the cause when there is nothing in the log? Can I increase the verbosity of the JVM or something?
And thread dumps may be way harder to get permission to send :-)
Looks like there is a thread dump about every 5 mins
It's possible to attach files on YouTrack with "IDEA team" visibility or upload to our FTP: https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/articles/207241235-Reporting-performance-problems. ".uploads" directory has no permissions to list/download files, only for upload, so that other users will not be able to download your files.
Problems might be caused by custom plugins or antivirus software. It's hard to say without logs.
It freezes even when I just create a new empty project
Yeah I know it is probably safe my company just has standards so you have to clear things. The logs really didn't say anything but let me double check.
We use logs only to check issues, so no personal data is shared or analyzed. Generally it looks like some third-party issue (plugin, additional software, OS/hardware issues). So, let me know if you could provide logs.
Would slow read speed on either the sys/config or bin drive cause thread dumps? Right now that is the going theory but I wouldn't expect that it would be anything other than a memory issue.
I understand about the log thing but just not the way this company works even saying the versions I am on could get me looked at.
Any slow I/O operations might cause threaddumps.
Looks like it was related to slow reads on the drive (c:) copied to another drive everything is peachy. Maybe bad hardware.
Thanks for the help
You are welcome!