Editing with Visual Studio 2008 over Remote Desktop Connection is an insane exercise in patience, as the screen paints and repaints and repaints and flashes like crazy.
Is there any easy fix for this?
Both sides are running Windows 7. Vanilla Visual Studio, without anything installed. Literally every keystroke results in the whole window repainting itself, often multiple times.
Turns out I had Remote Desktop running in 32 bit color mode. In 24 bit mode, it s much much faster.
Turning off Resharper fixed this problem for me. I was using a Cisco VPN from Windows XP to Windows Server 2003
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Editing with Visual Studio 2008 over Remote Desktop Connection is an insane exercise in patience, as the screen paints and repaints and repaints and flashes like crazy. Is there any easy fix for this?...
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