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ArcGIS Pro Slow Start up and Running

TonyDaSilva1

Can't really figure out why ArCGIS Pro is crushingly slow. The monitor isn't showing much action yet Task Manager is reading 100% usage from Pro. It was working fine yesterday and before and I haven't introduced any variables between now and then. I have googled and found the blog about performance with ArcGIS Pro. Restarted, tweaked the display settings in the Options menu. Still super slow waiting minutes for the UI to start responding.

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Anonymous User

Just wanted to say thanks for this discussion! I was having a similar problem with a project hanging forever for everything and deleting a legend was the ticket. Appreciate it!

Anonymous User

Try adding a new legend into the hanging layout to see if you still have that behavior occurring. Sometimes these documents can have a certain element that become corrupt, but deleting them out and re-adding helps...it's happened before...no rhyme or reason to it...

TonyDaSilva1

Update: it seems the layout became corrupted. I remade the layout entirely from scratch and everything was performing normal.
Although, i did notice a couple of bugs. pro bugs

1. The legend element will not let some items with "New Column" unchecked come back into the previous column
2. I noticed with the text editor (specifically for the scale text) that it will hold onto text from a deleted element and apply the text in a new element's text editor, but not on the element itself, making the new elements text impossible to edit.

3. The contents pane likes to automatically scroll when clicking on items in the pane

I'm guessing that the legend element was probably the element that was corrupted, as in general it seems to be the element around which most of my problems were happening before and after i created the new layout. Furthermore, I went back to the old layout, deleted the legend and AGP stopped hanging. I compared the old legend and the new one and there is not 1 parameter or layer of difference.

TonyDaSilva1

Turned it off completely.
ESRI's go to solution to everything
Just FileGDB
wouldn't matter when clicking in the contents pane.
64Bit Windows 10

Robert LeClair

Some other troubleshooting items to try:

Delete your index under Options->Indexing. Play with the settings to update the index periodically - such as every 3 hours or 6 hours. Tweak the reindexing options.
Was AGP a clean install or an update (2.2.3)? If an update, remove AGP and reinstall cleanly.
Are you using any sde connections or just referencing file geodatabase data?
What type of license are you using? Single/Concurrent/Named?
What OS are you using? Windows 7/8/10?

TonyDaSilva1

I cleaned the cache.

Intel Xeon E3-1225V2
16GB RAM
64Bit Windows 10

It was working fine a few days ago, ArcMap actually works better with the same data in it.

User profile would not matter.

For example, I'm literally rearranging one legend item order with drawing paused and it locks up for 30 seconds. Or I will simply collapse a single layer to hide the symbology in the content pane and it locks up for 30 seconds, 100% CPU usage to collapse a layer!

DanPatterson_Retired

did you clean out caches?

How did your machine rate on the

Check your computer's ability to run ArcGIS Pro 2.2.

on the

ArcGIS Pro 2.2 system requirements—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop

page?

Details of the project?

is it the same for all projects?

for another user on the same machine with a different profile?

lots to check before you can assess possibilities.

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