There certainly seems to be a problem here.  We'll look into it. As a workaround, open VS2010 separately, select Tools > Options > Text Editor > Fortran > Advanced and set Disable Database to True. You'll lose the advanced editing features but your project will load.

I do not think that  ~13% load on CPU is very high.For obtaining better and more accurate results I would recommend to run Xperf tool(before running Xperf please close Process Explorer because it calls Kernel Logger).

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I do not think that  ~13% load on CPU is very high.For obtaining better and more accurate results I would recommend to run Xperf tool(before running Xperf please close Process Explorer because it calls Kernel Logger).

I mean 13% CPU usage without doing any typing/debugging/compiling. Plus there was a balloon told you "MSVS is busy" once in a while.

Ok now I understand it properly.Can you reproduce it under Xperf?

>>>I attached a solution under my original post. You can try it out by yourself>>>

Unfortunately I do not know fortran.

>>>Do you mean Windows Performance Toolkit? I have it installed. But it doesn't do anything. Everything is blank (See attachment).>>>

Yes.How did you run xperf?What command did you issue?Have closed Process Explorer before using xperf?

Can you run this command: xperf.exe -on -stackwalk  devenv.exe

Because you are on 64-bit machine in order for the stacks to not be paged out there is an option to disable paging.

Reg.exe add "HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Memory Management" -v DisablePagingExecutive -d 0x1 -t REG_DWORD -f

This is a bug in our version of IntelliSense in VS. For me, it causes VS10 to exit without any error message. VS12 just slowly chugs along. It isn't supposed to do this.

I have escalated it to the developers, and they're usually pretty good at getting a fix into an update.

The developers tell me they have fixed several problems this source brings out and that the fix is expected to be included in Update 3.