>>>>So far I found VS 2010 to be much slower than VS 2008. I haven't worked in them much recently.
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>>>>On the other hand, there are nice features in VS 2010 such as Team Foundation Server for version control.
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>>>Thank you, Naomi. I am not surprised that new MS version is much slower than the previous; this is their trade mark <g>. I wonder if I will be able (when I get VS 2010) to disable the version control and make things work faster.
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>>It is probably because it's a beta version. I hope the final version of VS will be much faster. As for how to disable TFS, I'm not sure - may be it's an optional install, I don't remember.
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>Whoops, please disregard my previous reply about performance.
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>AFAIK TFS is not going to slow VS down. It is a separate component.

It does for me when I have connectivity issues or problem authenticating with the TFS server. If you have no connection when you first start VS, then you can elect to work offline. However if the connection goes down with the TFS Server after you have the solution open, it's a mess until you exit VS and come back in offline or with a good connection. It can seem to take forever to try the connection until it finally decides it cannot communicate with the TFS server. My TFS server is in another state and there seldom are issues, but when there are it's a major headache.