What is the problem with ArcGIS Pro's performance? I have tried the cache delete method, but to no avail. All tools are EXTREMLEY slow.
This question comes up a lot, generally with little to no resolution.
You have named one culprit, but
If it is really that bad, it would be worth a trying a project on a comparable but different machine (to rule out Pro stuff). Or, Tech Support.
I wish I could help, but I don't experience any of the symptoms that others report.
Good luck
Agreed - could be time for a call to support services. One thing to try is rename your C:\users\<user profile>\appdata\local\ESRI and C:\users\<user profile>\appdata\roaming\ESRI to ESRI_OLD. Sometimes this addresses the problem.
are you accessing it over VPN? I'm currently using 2.6.2 and it seems to really slow down when I work from home.
Sarah - are you VPN'ing into your work PC from home and accessing AGP that way? Or are you using a PC at home (standalone license perhaps) and VPN'ing into work for geospatial data? VPN can slow down internet speeds certainly. There are many non-Esri websites providing solutions to boosting your internet speed while using VPN.
I too am getting extremely (un-useable) sluggishness in Pro 2.6.3, esp. after the WIN 10 20H2 updates. Application-level interface barely highlights buttons when the mouse hovers over them. researching...
UPDATE: while I have identified the solution in my case (updating an optional AMD hardware driver), I uninstalled and reinstalled Pro 2.6.3 numerous times. Now I have another issue: When attempting to load Arcpy, I have a failing KERNALBASE.dll in Python 3.6.10 , which is the default install with 2.6.3. None of the integrated geoprocessing tools work. researching...
UPDATE2: Recent release of 2.7.0, which is a comprehensive update (including old file removal processes) has also removed the KERNELBASE.dll issue altogether.
Mike - in researching this it seems the latest Windows update or service pack tested for ArcGIS 2.6 is the June 2020 Windows 10 Home, Pro, and Enterprise (64-bit) update - at least that's what the AGP Help pages are saying. Perhaps the latest Windows Update changed something significantly?
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