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To disable ReSharper in Visual Studio, you should take the following steps:
- Access the Top Menu.
- Select the Tools Tab and choose “Options” 🔨.
- Click “Options” and a new window should appear.
- Find Resharper Section (you can use the search input to filter the results) and navigate to “General”.
- Click the “Suspend Now” button to disable ReSharper.
- Finally, confirm your changes by clicking the "Ok" button.
Disabling ReSharper in Visual Studio
Visual Studio > Tools > Options
Visual Studio > Tools > Options > ReSharper Suspend Now button
Enabling ReSharper in Visual Studio
To re-enable ReSharper in Visual Studio, simply use the "Resume Now" button after it has been disabled. This straightforward action turns ReSharper back on.
Visual Studio > Tools > Options > ReSharper Resume button
Final thoughts
Disabling ReSharper in Visual Studio can significantly boost performance, as it's known to slow down the IDE.
This is crucial for developers managing a demanding coding environment.
By suspending ReSharper, you free up resources, allowing Visual Studio to run more smoothly and efficiently.
Re-enabling it is just as straightforward when needed.
Understanding how to toggle this tool effectively is critical in optimizing your workflow.
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